Our proposals:
1. We would repeal the Race Relations Acts and all other restrictions on freespeech in Britain.
2. We would abolish all targets and quotas for ethnic representation in all areas ofemployment, public and private.
3. We would abolish all politically-correct indoctrination of the police, teachers, andother public employees.
4. We would abolish all government-sponsored ethnicity-specific professional bodies, housing associations, and other organisations.
5. We would abolish all departments, agencies, or other units of government whosesole and specific purpose is to deal with ethnic issues, grievances, or crimes. Such organisations deliberately seek out the maximum quantity of "racism" inorder to justify their own existence and expand their power and budgets. The law is the law and must be enforced equally upon all without being politicised overethnic differences.
6. We would abolish all laws against racial discrimination in employment and thegovernment bodies associated with enforcing them.
7. Except for purposes of teaching foreign languages to native speakers of English, the only languages permitted in official documents, government business, andschools will be English, Scots, and Welsh. The use of other languages by ethnicminorities in their own homes, school and institutions will also be encouraged.
8. A Clause 28-style proscription against the promotion of racial integration inschools and the media would be introduced.
9. In order to make it clear that the “celebration of diversity” is something in whichthe native peoples of our islands can share, each of our traditional Saints Dayswould be made Public Holidays in the nations in question, with Trafalgar Daybeing an additional Public Holiday throughout the entire UK.
10. A massively-funded and permanent programme, using and doubling Britain ‘scurrent foreign aid budget, will aim to reduce, by voluntary resettlement to theirlands of ethnic origin, the proportion of ethnic minorities living in Britain , for as long as the majority of the electorate are willing to fund such expenditure. Since the chief impact of such a programme would be the assistance it would renderto Developing Countries in the Third World, this is described further in Section 16– Britain and the World.
11. While accepting the right of law-abiding minorities, in our country because they or their ancestors came here legally, to remain here and to enjoy the fullprotection of the law against any form of harassment or hostility, we will alsoseek to emphasise the importance of the prior status of the aboriginal people.This would be a national extension of the ‘Sons and Daughters’ policy in priority on housing and school places lists which BNP councils seek to implement at local level.
We will publish a list of these British nationals preference proposals before the next major election.
