Petitions/Fund and implement A Universal Basic Income (UBI)
StatusClosed
Opened25 Apr 2025
Closes25 Oct 2025
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Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We believe that we are in an era of economic uncertainty, growing inequality, and job insecurity and it is time for Parliament to introduce a Universal Basic Income (UBI). Some Economists argue, UBI is not just a welfare measure, it is an investment in people, and a foundation for economic security.

We believe that a guaranteed, unconditional income would empower individuals, providing them with dignity and freedom from financial precariousness. It could support entrepreneurs, artists, and caregivers, those whose work we think is often undervalued yet essential to our society. UBI could reduce stress, improve mental health, offer a safety net in an age of automation and unstable employment. We think UBI is a progressive, pragmatic solution to modern economic challenges, in contrast to systems that oppress and humiliate.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Matt Bishop
1Matt Bishop MP
Forest of Dean
3
Sir Mark Hendrick
2Sir Mark Hendrick MP
Preston
3
Tahir Ali
3Tahir Ali MP
Birmingham Hall Green and Moseley
2
Max Wilkinson
4Max Wilkinson MP
Cheltenham
2
Sarah Jones
5Sarah Jones MP
Croydon West
2
Ms Polly Billington
6Ms Polly Billington MP
East Thanet
2
Josh Babarinde
7Josh Babarinde MP
Eastbourne
2
Gareth Davies
8Gareth Davies MP
Grantham and Bourne
2
Peter Kyle
9Peter Kyle MP
Hove and Portslade
2
Jack Abbott
10Jack Abbott MP
Ipswich
2
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