Kemi Badenoch’s political party sets out a policy agenda for the next government in what it describes as an “alternative King’s Speech.” The proposals include quitting the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and restarting North Sea drilling. The agenda also calls for a tougher policing stance, including tripling stop-and-search powers. The sources do not provide detailed timelines, legislative steps, or estimates for how quickly the ECHR withdrawal or changes to policing powers would take effect. They also do not specify the scope of any North Sea drilling expansion beyond restarting it. Overall, the reporting focuses on the party’s stated priorities—human rights arrangements, law-and-order measures, and energy policy—presented as part of an alternative program to the main government’s legislative agenda.