Conservative Liberal Democrat coalition negotiations Agreements reachedCoalition Agreement • May 12th, 2010
This document sets out agreements reached between the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats on a range of issues. These are the issues that needed to be resolved between us in order for us to work together as a strong and stable government. It will be followed in due course by a final Coalition Agreement, covering the full range of policy and including foreign, defence and domestic policy issues not covered in this document.
Coalition AgreementCoalition Agreement • April 28th, 2012
Further to their mandate from the citizens of the Czech Republic, expressed in elections to the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic on 28 and 29 May 2010, the Civic Democratic Party (ODS), TOP 09 and Public Affairs (VV) entered into negotiations on the formation of a majority coalition government.
Coalition Agreement between the National Party and the ACT PartyCoalition Agreement • December 22nd, 2016
This agreement should be read in conjunction with the Coalition Agreement between the National Party and the New Zealand First Party (the National and New Zealand First Coalition Agreement).
Agreement on the Platform for the Coalition GovernmentCoalition Agreement • July 4th, 2022
Coalition Agreement between the National Party and the New Zealand First PartyCoalition Agreement • December 22nd, 2016
This agreement should be read in conjunction with the Coalition Agreement between the National Party and the ACT Party (the National and ACT Coalition Agreement).
AGREEMENTCoalition Agreement • November 30th, 2017
In the new government, parties spanning the political spectrum from left to right intend to establish a new tone, concentrate their energies to key projects that will bring Iceland into the front rank and take steps that will make Iceland a good place to live for young and old alike.
Confidence in the FutureCoalition Agreement • October 26th, 2017
ITEM Reflection Coalition Agreement from Cross-Border PerspectiveCoalition Agreement • February 23rd, 2022
EDUSTAJISTOVAALIT 2017Coalition Agreement • September 12th, 2017
Vaaliliiton ehdokkaiden nimet sekä jokaisen ehdokkaan asiahenkilön nimi ja allekirjoitus. Kandidaterna i valförbundet samt namn och underskrift av samtliga kandidaters ombud.
New government coalition agreement describes tax policyCoalition Agreement • December 12th, 2013
The coalition between the Christian-Democrats and the Social-Democrats that will govern Germany for the next four years issued its “coalition agreement” on 27 November 2013, in which it describes the government’s policy goals and how it intends to achieve these goals. Although the agreement includes few details on concrete tax measures, it offers some insight into what can be expected. The coalition agreement does not mention any major tax reform projects or changes in tax rates – the focus will be combatting tax evasion and harmful tax practices and protecting tax revenue.
Initial Coalition Agreement – Pledge by Pledge AnalysisCoalition Agreement • June 28th, 2012
EDUSTAJISTOVAALIT 2019Coalition Agreement • September 9th, 2019
Vaaliliiton ehdokkaiden nimet sekä jokaisen ehdokkaan asiahenkilön nimi ja allekirjoitus. Kandidaterna i valförbundet samt namn och underskrift av samtliga kandidaters ombud.
World Socialist Web Site wsws.orgCoalition Agreement • April 8th, 2022
Agreement for a Three-Party Coalition GovernmentCoalition Agreement • September 17th, 2009
The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), the Social Democratic Party (SDP) and the People’s New Party (PNP), in response to the decision in favour of a change of government made by the Japanese people at the 45th general election for the House of Representatives, have decided to establish a new coalition government and have agreed upon the following in this regard.
ContractCoalition Agreement • October 3rd, 2018
Legislative Session 18. (CDU is Christian Democratic Union; CDU is Christian Socialist Union; and SPD is Socialist Party Germany)
World Socialist Web Site wsws.orgCoalition Agreement • December 26th, 2023
For the first time in the state of Hesse, a grand coalition headed by the Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) is to lead the government. On Monday, the Social Democrat (SPD) and CDU leaders presented their coalition agreement for the 2024 to 2029 legislative period.
Germany's new coalition agreement: Change is afoot for the financial services industry?Coalition Agreement • November 30th, 2021
The three political parties set to form the next German government published a coalition agreement on 24 November. Its part on the German and European financial market in most respects seems to indicate only modest changes to the current policy. Its spirit is rather “industry and innovation
COALITION AGREEMENTCoalition Agreement • May 21st, 2010
This document sets out how we expect our Coalition Government to operate in practice and the basis upon which the Conservative and Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Parties will jointly maintain in office Her Majesty’s Government.
ESTONIAN REFORM PARTY, SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTYCoalition Agreement • June 1st, 2015
The objective of the Estonian Reform Party, the Social Democratic Party and the Pro Patria and Res Publica Union is a more firmly protected Estonia — protected by the will of the people of Estonia as well as by strong relationships with allies. The common goal of the Government Coalition is to safeguard the independence of Estonia and to preserve the Estonian language and culture.
COALITION AGREEMENTCoalition Agreement • December 8th, 2022
The coalition of local stakeholders is formed for the purposes of the project UMN - UnionMigrantNet and Cities Together for Integration. The UMN project, led by the European Confederation of Trade Unions, aims at exchanging and transferring knowledge, experiences and (best) practices on integration between nine UnionMigrantNet (UMN) members and eight local authorities from five EU countries, namely Belgium, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy and Slovenia.
Coalition partners sign historic agreement forged in the interest of ensuring better service delivery for allCoalition Agreement • December 15th, 2021
World Socialist Web Site wsws.orgCoalition Agreement • May 15th, 2022
For the last four weeks, Germany’s conservative parties—the CDU (Christian Democratic Union), CSU (Christian Social Union) and the FDP (Free Democratic Party)—have been negotiating coalition conditions in order to form the new federal government. While all those involved agree on a right-wing program, they have been disputing how best to implement it without provoking a social explosion.
Coalition Agreement: Targets and Implications for the Energy Sector in GermanyCoalition Agreement • December 1st, 2021
Update: Coalition Agreement Includes Heritage Plan to Judaize the West BankCoalition Agreement • January 27th, 2023
Coalition agreement includes some positive plans on bargaining and unionCoalition Agreement • September 4th, 2022
Services union ver.di has had mixed reactions to the coalition agreement between the social democrats, greens and liberal FDP party who are set to form the next government. The union sees some positive elements in relation to workers’ rights and collective bargaining including proposed measures to close any gaps in company co-determination and deliver the electronic right of access to workers for trade unions. The union has also welcomed the decision not to press ahead with plans that would have allowed for opening clauses for longer working hours and shorter rest periods via company agreements. This will now only be possible on the basis of collective agreements which, of course, ver.di is committed not to sign. Depending on the details, ver.di is also pleased about the planned legislation on employers sticking to sector agreements and measures that would prevent employers using restructuring to shift away from collective agreements they don’t like. Finally, the promise of allocating
World Socialist Web Site wsws.orgCoalition Agreement • April 18th, 2023
The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Social Democratic Party (SPD) have now made public their agreement for the future coalition state government in Germany’s capital city under the title “The Best for Berlin.” The focus is on providing the security forces with greater powers and resources and on massively attacking democratic rights. (Berlin is one of Germany's 16 constituent states, the eighth-largest by population, with 3.7 million people.)
Volume 10. One Germany in Europe, 1989 – 2009 The Agenda of the Grand Coalition (November 2005)Coalition Agreement • October 26th, 2011
Coalition agreements have existed since 1949, but they have only been made public in the past few decades. The coalition agreement between the CDU/CSU and the SPD was signed in November 2005. The almost 500-page-long agreement described the Grand Coalition’s agenda and operating procedures. Its key points are summarized in the preamble below.
KNOW-HOWCoalition Agreement • December 2nd, 2023
Healthy, green, happy Groningen is the main theme of the coalition agreement between GroenLinks, PvdA, D66 and ChristenUnie. Investing in quality of life is the key theme of the agreement, resulting in more beautiful neighbourhoods and villages, with...Coalition Agreement • February 7th, 2019
The new coalition has chosen the perspective of residents as starting point instead of the regulations and organisational structure of governments and bodies. That is why the coalition mainly aims to make integrated investments at the level of neighbourhoods, districts and villages. The four parties aim to increase the personal welfare of people through a combination of healthier and greener living environments and better support in the areas of income, work and care. Together with residents, knowledge institutes, social organisations, the business community and housing associations, the coalition aims to achieve improvements in living quality and welfare.
Attachments: NZFirst Agreement 2.pdfCoalition Agreement • March 11th, 2024
Please note correction to the spelling of Minister Penny Simmonds name, and the addition of Shane Jones as Minister for Oceans and Fisheries.
Accelerating and improving clean hydrogen production, processing, and useCoalition Agreement • September 17th, 2022
COALITION AGREEMENTCoalition Agreement • February 21st, 2014
Coalition agreement 2023-2025Coalition Agreement • April 27th, 2024
The student body at the University of Vienna (ÖH Uni Wien for short) sets advocate for the right to education for all people . The situation at the
LOWCOUNTRY GSA COALITIONCoalition Agreement • April 15th, 2023
Note: Members of the GSA Coalition may be members of a GSA, LGBTQIA+ and ally middle and high school students at schools that do not have a GSA, and faculty advisors/administrators of GSAs.
Betsy Bailey Nelson Coalition AgreementCoalition Agreement • February 13th, 2020
