Conservative Party Conference: David Cameron prepares for speech

ENGLAND: Birmingham: INT David Cameron MP (Prime Minister) interview SOT - Doing everything necessary to get the British economy back on track, I don't issue economic forecasts... but the forecast even the disappointing IMF forecast today is pointing to growth in the UK economy next year - the road is harder than people thought it would be, eurozone and slowdown in world economy .. but I do believe the economy is rebalancing .. seen in last 2 years a million net new jobs in the private sector, that rate of growth has been faster than necessary to soak up the inevitable loss of jobs in the public sector - Here we are in the West Midlands, the heart of the auto industry, we're now a net exporter of cars, we're making things again, we're selling things again but it is tough and difficult - What the Governor of the Bank of England says is don't abandon your plans to bear down on public spending, make the difficult decisions, what the IMF say too is don't change your plans unless things get dramatically worse from where we are now - What we have is plan B, where b stands for more borrowing more debt more things that got us into this mess in the first place, thats not the right answer - What we need is what I call plan A plus plus, which is you stick to the difficult decisions, we all know we've been borrowing beyond our means, good the deficit is down by a quarter over last two years but we've got to add to that everything we can do to cut business taxes to make it attractive to invest in here, to reform the planning systems so its easier to build, make sure we prioritise infrastructure to make it easier to employ people, link Britain to the fastest growing parts of the world - all those things we're doing - (on infrastructure) A11 starting, am frustrated that the decisions you take in government take a long time to implement, we do have endless judicial reviews, very long consultation periods.. we've taken the planning regulations from a thousand pages to...
ENGLAND: Birmingham: INT David Cameron MP (Prime Minister) interview SOT - Doing everything necessary to get the British economy back on track, I don't issue economic forecasts... but the forecast even the disappointing IMF forecast today is pointing to growth in the UK economy next year - the road is harder than people thought it would be, eurozone and slowdown in world economy .. but I do believe the economy is rebalancing .. seen in last 2 years a million net new jobs in the private sector, that rate of growth has been faster than necessary to soak up the inevitable loss of jobs in the public sector - Here we are in the West Midlands, the heart of the auto industry, we're now a net exporter of cars, we're making things again, we're selling things again but it is tough and difficult - What the Governor of the Bank of England says is don't abandon your plans to bear down on public spending, make the difficult decisions, what the IMF say too is don't change your plans unless things get dramatically worse from where we are now - What we have is plan B, where b stands for more borrowing more debt more things that got us into this mess in the first place, thats not the right answer - What we need is what I call plan A plus plus, which is you stick to the difficult decisions, we all know we've been borrowing beyond our means, good the deficit is down by a quarter over last two years but we've got to add to that everything we can do to cut business taxes to make it attractive to invest in here, to reform the planning systems so its easier to build, make sure we prioritise infrastructure to make it easier to employ people, link Britain to the fastest growing parts of the world - all those things we're doing - (on infrastructure) A11 starting, am frustrated that the decisions you take in government take a long time to implement, we do have endless judicial reviews, very long consultation periods.. we've taken the planning regulations from a thousand pages to...
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