The Conservative Party’s shadow chancellor is due to set out plans to cut taxes and reduce regulations on the second day of the party’s conference in Birmingham.
The proposals will form part of a wider series of policies being unveiled by shadow ministers during the conference. The supplied details do not specify which taxes or regulations would be targeted, or how the proposed changes would be implemented.
The announcements are expected to outline the party’s approach to taxation and regulation while it remains in opposition. Further details of the policies are due to be presented during the conference in Birmingham.
No additional information has been provided about the timetable for the proposed measures or the response from other political parties.
