PP unveils New Year resolutions
Party promises to work harder and strive to make inroads in PAO elections
The People’s Party promised to work harder and to strive to make inroads in provincial administrative organisation elections in its nine New Year resolutions.
On its website, the PP announced its New Year resolutions as:
Working harder:
- The PP would work harder and would step up efforts to check national issues straightforwardly and would heed suggestions to improve its work.
- Winning local elections: The PP would devote itself to try to win provincial administrative organisations’ presidential elections to prove to the public that local politics can improve their well-being.
To propose a new education bill to reform education.
- To propose a Pollutant Release and Transfer Registration bill.
- To propose a set of bills to carry out land reform to allow farmers to reclaim land rights after they were revoked as forest lands.
- To propose a new public information bill to require state agencies to make their information public.
- To propose a new free-trade bill to break business monopolies and make business competition more fair.
- To propose a bill to reform the armed forces to end mandatory conscription.
- To push for unity of MPs from all parties to work for public interest and prove to the people that the country could be changed with parliamentary reforms.
