Euan McPhee, Green

Green PPC (Camborne and Redruth),
Euan McPhee's endorsement & reply

"Radical reform of the taxation system to make it more fair and ensure that poorer people are protected from punitive taxes is at the heart of Green Party policy. So, whilst there are some detailed differences in the figures put forward by the Green Party (eg a further tax band of 60% for all income over £150,000) and the Fairer Tax Campaign, there is broad enough agreement that I am pleased to declare my support for your most worthwhile and important campaign. Count me in!"

"I was glad to see that you acknowledged that tax reform was only part (albeit a large part) of the solution to continuing inequality and hardship in our society; obviously other policies are needed to get people out of fuel poverty, for example".

Loveday Jenkin, MK

Mebyon Kernow PPC (Camborne & Redruth),
Loveday Jenkin's reply

"Yes in principle to all three questions. Mebyon Kernow believes in a fairer society where the poor do not pay disproportionately for services".

Do you agree in principle with the aforementioned policy?*
*no commitment to act upon the policy

In a generic sense, do you believe that the rich should pay more tax and the poor should pay less tax?

If you are elected as an MP, do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy