Reform of UK democracy needed to tackle climate crisis, Green Party conference hears

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : He agreed that there is a need to reform the political system in order to accelerate action on climate.
51% : "The classic that any PR campaigner has heard is 'this is not a doorstep issue', she said, adding that over the last decade the UK has "seen Brexit, we've seen huge support for independence in Scotland, and we've seen increasingly people bringing up the reason that they don't vote is that they think nothing changes.
44% : I don't think anyone would design a system where there is so much centralised power in a prime minister who can then pick the cabinet and get rid of them at will, who can then hire MPs and then they have to vote with the government, who is also the leader of the largest party in parliament, and therefore can legislate more or less as they want, with a court system that when the prime minister or the government loses a court case, they can just change the law - which they have done more than once.
43% : "This message was also delivered by the Green Party's deputy leader Zack Polanski, who argued that Britain has ended up with right wing governments who fail to address people's desire for action to tackle issues like the climate crisis, the poor state of the NHS and institutional racism in the police.

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