Key facts
- UK Conservatives plan major deregulation if elected.
- Aims to cut new home prices by £50,000.
- Proposals include abolishing Natural England and Environment Agency.
- Plans to leave the Aarhus Convention.
- Pledge to speed up Heathrow third runway construction.
Andrew Griffith, the Conservative party's shadow chancellor, has announced plans for what he described as "the most ambitious deregulation project in a generation" should the party win the next election. The proposals aim to reduce the price of new homes by £50,000 by cutting red tape across various sectors, including construction and environmental regulations.
