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Our Aims and Targets at a glance

The voices of real people who deliver our services have to be heard. We want to know whether an idea works, not whether it is left or right wing.

Difficult issues must be tackled head-on. We must address root causes, not symptoms.

Every euro spent by government must be spent to improve and enhance the lives of people in Lusitania.

Cuts in public sector bureaucracy are necessary, but not at the frontline which has already given enough.

We want to consult clinical staff in our health service, the people who know how to get the job done.

We must tackle head-on drug and alcohol abuse and be bold in searching out new and radical ways of tackling it.

We want a whole-family approach to youth justice and children's support services.

We want to return control of our schools to teachers, parents and pupils. Excellence in all its forms should be celebrated and nurtured.

All young people, at least until they are 20, should have the chance to undertake training programmes, offering real skills and experience.

We want to remove unnecessary and overbearing bureaucracy from enterprise while supporting and encouraging small business.

Lusitania's voluntary sector has a crucial role to play in the life of the nation and must be properly valued and supported.

We want to compare Governmental's costs against those in similar legislatures and ensure the future Lusitanian Parliament is providing value for money.

We want to cut waste and mismanagement in local government and make sure it offers good value for money.

We want a coherent energy policy that embraces - economically, environmentally and socially - the best scientifically proven green methods.

	Our Aims and Targets at a glance The voices of real people who deliver our services have to be heard. We want to know whether an idea works, not whether it is left or right wing. Difficult issues must be tackled head-on. We must address root causes, not symptoms. Every euro spent by government must be spent to improve and enhance the lives of people in Lusitania. Cuts in public sector bureaucracy are necessary, but not at the frontline which has already given enough. We want to consult clinical staff in our health service, the people who know how to get the job done. We must tackle head-on drug and alcohol abuse and be bold in searching out new and radical ways of tackling it. We want a whole-family approach to youth justice and children's support services. We want to return control of our schools to teachers, parents and pupils. Excellence in all its forms should be celebrated and nurtured. All young people, at least until they are 20, should have the chance to undertake training programmes, offering real skills and experience. We want to remove unnecessary and overbearing bureaucracy from enterprise while supporting and encouraging small business. Lusitania's voluntary sector has a crucial role to play in the life of the nation and must be properly valued and supported. We want to compare Governmental's costs against those in similar legislatures and ensure the future Lusitanian Parliament is providing value for money. We want to cut waste and mismanagement in local government and make sure it offers good value for money. We want a coherent energy policy that embraces - economically, environmentally and socially - the best scientifically proven green methods.