A Labour-aligned pressure group known as Compass has published a comprehensive report detailing 100 policy suggestions intended for the government's first 100 days in office. The group, which has expressed support for figures like Andy Burnham, is pushing for a departure from what it characterizes as the current administration's approach to immigration, labeling the government's existing strategy an 'abject failure' that mirrors Reform or Conservative party policies.

Beyond immigration, the group has proposed novel fiscal strategies to address public finance pressures. One notable suggestion involves allowing wealthy pensioners to voluntarily opt out of receiving their state pension for a minimum of three years. In exchange for this sacrifice, the group suggests the government should offer these individuals a 'Pensions Sacrifice OBE,' a proposal aimed at easing the burden on the national budget.

Furthermore, the report outlines a series of infrastructure and housing policy changes. Among the recommendations are the implementation of 50mph speed limits on certain roads and a proposal to double the costs associated with owning second homes. These suggestions are presented as part of a broader vision for the government's early tenure, though it remains unclear how much influence these proposals will have on official Labour Party policy. While the group advocates for these specific changes, the government has not yet indicated whether it intends to adopt any of the recommendations put forward in the Compass report.