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AI Expenditure Policies

Expenditure Summary of Changes

AreaBudget BillionsChanged Billions New Budget Billions Increase (%)
Benefits Paid £280.00 -£39.30 £240.70 -14.04%
Business £20.00 -£10.00 £10.00 -50.00%
Defence £65.00 £3.00 £68.00 4.62%
Education £110.00 -£4.95 £105.05 -4.50%
Government Internal Changes £6.00 -£27.54 -£21.54 -459.00%
Healthcare £190.00 -£13.00 £177.00 -6.84%
Immigration £0.00 -£4.70 -£4.70 0.00%
National Debt Cost £130.00 -£48.00 £82.00 -36.92%
Overseas £12.00 £1.00 £13.00 8.33%
Policing & Justice £28.00 £1.05 £29.05 3.75%
Total£841.00 -£142.44 £698.56 -16.94%
There are other areas of Government Departmental Expenditure where there are no fiscal policies, so list is not representing all Expenditure.
Benefits Paid:Total Budget £280 Billion
Revised Budget £240.7 Billion changed by £-39.3 Billion: 86.0%

Benefits Paid Attendance Allowance

Policy:

Remove the Attendance Allowance benefit.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-6 Billion

Benefits Paid Careers Allowances

Policy:

Carer's Allowance needs to be integrated as a section of Universal Credits, to means test and avoid getting beyond total of minimum wage.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-1.5 Billion

Benefits Paid Child Benefit

Policy:

Clawing back child benefits should be done from incomes over £120,000 rather than the current £50,000.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £1.4 Billion

Benefits Paid Childcare

Policy:

Remove anomaly that can work for 16 hours and receive 30 hours of childcare.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-2 Billion

Benefits Paid Disability Benefit

Policy:

Reforms aimed to tighten eligibility criteria, particularly for mental health-related claims, and to remove fraud from the system.

Disability benefits need to be integrated into a single Universal Credit section

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-8 Billion

Benefits Paid Housing Benefit

Policy:

Need to move people to State Housing as a stepping stone and tighten criteria and checks.

Property shares for more than one single person or if bedrooms allow sharing on single parent families.

Move housing benefit on to Universal Credits as a section.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-4.8 Billion

Benefits Paid State Pensions

Policy:

State Pension not be paid to individuals with annual taxable income exceeding £50,000.

State Pension age should be increased to 68 once the average life expectancy in the UK reaches 84.

The Triple Lock should be removed.

Government stop paying for pensioners bus pass.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-9.8 Billion

Benefits Paid Universal Credits

Policy:

Eligibility for Unemployment benefits must be tightened, and any relief should be tapered.

Ensure necessary steps to obtain any child support from the other biological parent.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-8.5 Billion

Business:Total Budget £20 Billion
Revised Budget £10 Billion changed by £-10 Billion: 50.0%

Business Grants

Policy:

Government need a major change in not issuing grants but loans.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-10 Billion

Defence:Total Budget £65 Billion
Revised Budget £68 Billion changed by £3 Billion: 104.6%

Defence Budget Increase

Policy:

Immediately increase defence spending by £3 Billion, don't push it down the line.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £3 Billion

Education:Total Budget £110 Billion
Revised Budget £105.1 Billion changed by £-5.0 Billion: 95.5%

Education Apprenticeships & Colleges

Policy:

Education system must treat colleges and apprenticeships as a top priority, not an afterthought.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £1 Billion

Education Nursery

Policy:

Reverse recent policy which expands eligibility to children aged 9 months to school age until funds are available.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-4 Billion

Education Open Learning

Policy:

New, complementary service, to Open University create an online Open Learning platform to upskill and retrain.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £250 Million

Education School Meals & Transportation

Policy:

UK wide free School meals.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £500 Million

Education Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Policy:

The priority must be to create a high-quality, inclusive mainstream education that works for everyone and stop spiral expansion of Special Educational Needs.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-3.5 Billion

Education Student Debt

Policy:

The interest rate on student loans should be drastically reduced to reflect the actual cost of government borrowing, not used as a stealth tax.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £800 Million

Government Internal Changes:Total Budget £6 Billion
Revised Budget £-21.5 Billion changed by £-27.5 Billion: -359.0%

Government Internal Changes Agile

Policy:

Single Fixed Budget Day is an absurdly rigid way to manage the nation's finances, in changing world, need more agile approach.

The UK must become a world leader in using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deliver better, more efficient public services.

Lower the voting age to 16 and constituency boundaries are updated to reflect population changes for all general elections.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-1.5 Billion

Government Internal Changes Consultants & Quangos & Commissions

Policy:

Unaccountable network of consultants, quangos, and commissions that slow down government and fail to deliver value to end this culture of waste, an Office of Government Efficiency, led by a powerful, independent 'Efficiency Czar', should be created.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-1 Billion

Government Internal Changes Government Employment Cost and Productivity

Policy:

A radical, honest approach is needed to modernise the public sector and ensure it offers value for money.

More Focused Workforce: The overall number of civil servants must be reduced.

End the Perks and Unfair Benefits for MPs and civil servants that are unavailable to the public should be abolished.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-25 Billion

Government Internal Changes MP Terms

Policy:

Reduce Parliament recess which is currently 19 weeks to 10 weeks, so providing more time to pass laws, clear the backlog and get the country in a better direction.

Training for all new Members of Parliament and Ministers.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-40 Million

Healthcare:Total Budget £190 Billion
Revised Budget £177 Billion changed by £-13 Billion: 93.2%

Healthcare Compensation Reduction

Policy:

Need priority attention to reduce the substantial haemorrhaging by the NHS of over £3 Billion a year on clinical negligence and compensation.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-2 Billion

Healthcare Medication Procurement

Policy:

NHS could save an estimated £3 Billion a year by transforming its medication procurement strategy.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-3 Billion

Healthcare NHS Agency Staff

Policy:

NHS to establish its own national, in-house agency for all temporary staff—from maternity cover to short-term illness.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-2 Billion

Healthcare NHS Budget

Policy:

A 3-Year Budget Freeze on the NHS budget.

While this amount is small compared to the National Debt, such sales would be a powerful symbolic act.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-5 Billion

Healthcare NHS Non-essential Treatments

Policy:

Non-essential Treatments will no longer be covered by NHS for free.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-3.5 Billion

Healthcare Walk in Centres

Policy:

Prioritising healthcare capital spending on a new generation of NHS Walk-in Centres in vacant high street locations.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £2.5 Billion

Immigration:
Revised Budget £-4.7 Billion changed by £-4.7 Billion: %

Immigration Allowing Relatives Entry

Policy:

A more sensible approach to allowing relatives into the country would prioritize immediate family, such as partners and minor children, while creating a separate, more rigorous process for extended family members.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-2 Billion

Immigration Asylum Seekers

Policy:

Fast track those with no grounds for asylum on preliminary investigation and remove them as Economic migrants.

Stop paying exit fee for failed applicants.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-2.5 Billion

Local Government:
Revised Budget £0 Million changed by £0 Million: %

Local Government Combining Councils

Policy:

Combine specific Councils (Creating Larger Unitary Authorities) to reduce costs.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-1.5 Billion

Local Government Funding Local Government

Policy:

Any proceeds from a capital asset sale by a council needs to be added to the capital budget as a new item to fund a long term asset for the council.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £1 Billion

Local Government Youth Clubs

Policy:

Ensure that all councils have a robust and actionable plan for youth clubs, followed by regular monitoring to confirm that these clubs are being effectively delivered and meeting the needs of young people.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £500 Million

National Debt Cost:Total Budget £130 Billion
Revised Budget £82 Billion changed by £-48 Billion: 63.1%

National Debt Cost Bank of England paying interest on QE Reserves

Policy:

Bank of England Must Stop Paying Interest to Commercial Banks on QE Reserves.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-35 Billion

National Debt Cost Interest Rates

Policy:

Interest Rates, should decrease when the market has confidence the Government has a plan to tackle the National Debt and is acting on that plan.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-1 Billion

National Debt Cost Savings as Reducing Debt

Policy:

Instead of adding over £120 Billion to Debt, repaying debt by £100 Billion, would save interest on Government Debt.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-8 Billion

National Debt Cost Savings from Capital Reduction

Policy:

Repaying Capital amount of the National Debt by collecting from prior events, as suggested by AI, would reduce also reduce the interest paid.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-4 Billion

Overseas:Total Budget £12 Billion
Revised Budget £13 Billion changed by £1 Billion: 108.3%

Overseas Foreign Office Costs

Policy:

Shifting our focus from diplomatic extravagance to delivering real value for the British public.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £500 Million

Overseas Overseas Embassies

Policy:

Reducing the cost of our overseas embassies isn't about weakening our global presence; it's about making it more effective.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £500 Million

Policing & Justice:Total Budget £28 Billion
Revised Budget £29.1 Billion changed by £1.1 Billion: 103.8%

Policing & Justice Bobbies on the Beat

Policy:

Police resources are deployed effectively to tackle the root causes of the fear of crime and bring more criminals to justice.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £500 Million

Policing & Justice Cyber Crime & Scams

Policy:

Victims of cybercrime deserve better and more effort to stop it happening.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £750 Million

Policing & Justice Legal Aid

Policy:

Leverage technology and refocus legal aid on its core purpose.

Utilizing AI to replace the need for in-person police station advice, reducing the budget of legal substantially.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-950 Million

Policing & Justice National Enquiries

Policy:

Fundamentally reform the approach to national inquiries with objective of reducing them and make any carried out quicker to deliver benefits.

Annual Expenditure Reduction of £-500 Million

Policing & Justice Reducing Crime

Policy:

To reduce crime, increase deterrents, there should be more use of financial penalties, tag offenders, and attending out of prison community work projects, rather than just prison time.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £1 Billion

Policing & Justice Shoplifting

Policy:

New approach that fosters close cooperation between the police and retail businesses on shoplifting.

The attacks and threats to shop assistants, also needs taking more seriously by the police.

Annual Expenditure Increase of £250 Million