REBUILDING BRITAIN - Chapter structure
PART I: UNDERSTANDING THE CRISIS
1 – Britain at a Turning Point
2 – Fifty Years of Drift
3 – The Debt State
PART II: PRINCIPLES FOR NATIONAL RECOVERY
4 – The Neo-Thatcherite Alternative
5 – Freedom, Responsibility and Ownership
6 – Government That Does Less but Better
PART III: FIXING THE ECONOMY
7 – Sound Money and Fiscal Discipline
8 – A Tax System Built for Growth
9 – Building an Enterprise Nation
10 – Reindustrialising Britain
PART IV: REBUILDING NATIONAL CAPABILITY
11 – Energy Independence
12 – Infrastructure and Connectivity
13 – Housing Britain
14 – Family and Demographic Renewal
PART V: REFORMING THE STATE
15 – Welfare and Work
16 – Reforming Health and Social Care
17 – A Smaller, Smarter Civil Service
18 – Law, Order and Social Stability
PART VI: INVESTING IN HUMAN CAPITAL
19 – Education Reform
20 – Skills, Apprenticeships and Trades
21 – Immigration in the National Interest
PART VII: A NATION OF OWNERS
22 – Saving, Investment and Wealth
23 – Employee Ownership and Shareholding
24 – Pension Capitalism
PART VIII: IMPLEMENTATION
25 – The First 100 Days
26 – The Twenty-Year Mission
PART IX – BRITAIN’S FUTURE
27 – Britain in 2045