Showing posts with label (Canterbury). Show all posts
Showing posts with label (Canterbury). Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 May 2010

Anne Belsey, Money Reform

Money Reform PPC (Canterbury),
Anne Belsey's endorsement & reply

"Dear Fairer Tax Campaign,

Although my own income is so small that I am not liable for income tax, I answer yes to all three of your questions".

"I am favourable to your objectives, which would, of course, be easier to secure with a reformed money supply as all taxes could be reduced without impacting upon public services".

Anne Belsey
Money Reform Party

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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?

Do you pledge to campaign for income tax reform at the next parliament?*
*not necessarily as specified with the above policy

Tuesday, 13 April 2010

Geoff Meaden, Green

Green PPC (Canterbury),
Geoff Meaden's reply

"The Green Party would be very supportive of the principles enshrined in your campaign, though the exact figures might vary slightly".

Dr Geoff Meaden