Intake 2026-11-03: 14 candidate promises

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-care-workers-women-returning-to-employment-and-builders-to-g-1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-care-workers-women-returning-to-employment-and-builders-to-g.txt beside this file
+# (JavaScript string offsets). pnpm validate re-checks it character for character.
+
+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-care-workers-women-returning-to-employment-and-builders-to-g
+  kind: govuk_press_release
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/care-workers-women-returning-to-employment-and-builders-to-gain-practical-ai-skills
+  title: >-
+    Care workers, women returning to employment and builders to gain practical AI skills
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Press release (Cabinet Office)
+quote: >-
+  The government’s AI Skills Boost initiative aims to equip 10 million UK workers with key AI skills
+  by 2030.
+source_span: [5523, 5630]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Cabinet Office
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: education
+  who: UK workers
+  how_much: null
+  when: by 2030
+  funded_by: null
+  deadline: null
+why: >-
+  Restates an earlier government target to give 10 million UK workers key AI skills by 2030 through
+  the AI Skills Boost initiative.
+# The same speaker's other commitments in this source, folded into this draft so one source
+# gives one draft. Each quote is exactly its source_span too. Decide each one: a card of its own,
+# part of another card, or dropped.
+also:
+  - quote: >-
+      A further 10,000 work experience placements will help young people take their first steps into
+      the digital and tech sector over the next three years.
+    source_span: [5631, 5780]
+    suggested:
+      policy_area: education
+      who: young people
+      how_much: null
+      when: over the next three years
+      funded_by: null
+      deadline: null
+    why: >-
+      The government says it will provide 10,000 more work experience placements in the digital and
+      tech sector for young people over the next three years.
+    confidence: 0.5
+confidence: 0.55
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-child-trust-fund-injustice-to-end-under-government-plans-1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-child-trust-fund-injustice-to-end-under-government-plans.txt beside this file
+# (JavaScript string offsets). pnpm validate re-checks it character for character.
+
+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-child-trust-fund-injustice-to-end-under-government-plans
+  kind: govuk_press_release
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/child-trust-fund-injustice-to-end-under-government-plans
+  title: Child Trust Fund injustice to end under Government plans
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Press release (Ministry of Justice)
+quote: >-
+  Following years of campaigning and legal difficulties faced by families, new legislation will be
+  introduced by the Government to allow simpler access to Child Trust Funds, replacing the complex
+  and often costly Court of Protection process.
+source_span: [506, 745]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Ministry of Justice
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: social_protection
+  who: >-
+    young adults lacking the mental capacity to make financial decisions (an estimated 63,000 to
+    126,000), and their parents and carers
+  how_much: null
+  when: null
+  funded_by: null
+  deadline: null
+why: >-
+  The Government commits to legislate so that parents and carers can access the Child Trust Funds of
+  young adults lacking mental capacity directly through providers, without going through the Court
+  of Protection. The legislation would be an amendment to the Financial Services and Markets Bill,
+  with details in later secondary legislation.
+confidence: 0.75
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-new-government-backed-cyber-security-protections-could-save--1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-new-government-backed-cyber-security-protections-could-save-.txt beside this file
+# (JavaScript string offsets). pnpm validate re-checks it character for character.
+
+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-new-government-backed-cyber-security-protections-could-save-
+  kind: govuk_press_release
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-government-backed-cyber-security-protections-could-save-uk-businesses-thousands
+  title: >-
+    New Government-backed cyber security protections could save UK businesses thousands
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Press release (Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport)
+quote: >-
+  The Cyber Essentials for suppliers grant, worth up to £7m until March 2029, will offer eligible
+  UK-based SME suppliers of Cyber Resilience Pledge signatories, fully Government funded first-time
+  certification and tailored Cyber Advisor support through Cyber Essentials.
+source_span: [6824, 7092]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: economic_affairs
+  who: >-
+    Eligible UK-based SME suppliers of Cyber Resilience Pledge signatories (government estimates
+    approximately 8,000 businesses)
+  how_much: up to £7m
+  when: until March 2029
+  funded_by: Government funding
+  deadline: "2029-03-31"
+why: >-
+  Government commits up to £7m until March 2029 to fund free first-time Cyber Essentials
+  certification and Cyber Advisor support for SME suppliers of Cyber Resilience Pledge signatories.
+# The same speaker's other commitments in this source, folded into this draft so one source
+# gives one draft. Each quote is exactly its source_span too. Decide each one: a card of its own,
+# part of another card, or dropped.
+also:
+  - quote: >-
+      The Cyber Essentials First Step Fund, will provide eligible micro, small and medium-sized UK
+      businesses a 75% discount on the cost of a new Cyber Essentials certification. This discount,
+      covered by £2.4m of Government funding, will be on a first comes first served basis to micro,
+      small and medium businesses who have not been certified in the last four years . It will be
+      available until March 2027, or until the allocated funding runs out.
+    source_span: [6187, 6628]
+    suggested:
+      policy_area: economic_affairs
+      who: >-
+        Micro, small and medium-sized UK businesses not certified in the last four years (government
+        estimates approximately 6,000 businesses)
+      how_much: £2.4m
+      when: until March 2027, or until the allocated funding runs out
+      funded_by: Government funding
+      deadline: "2027-03-31"
+    why: >-
+      Government provides a 75% discount on new Cyber Essentials certification for eligible SMEs,
+      funded by £2.4m and available until March 2027 or until the money runs out; the scheme
+      launched on the day of the release.
+    confidence: 0.5
+confidence: 0.6
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-new-plans-resurrect-genuine-pensions-for-millions-of-private-1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-new-plans-resurrect-genuine-pensions-for-millions-of-private.txt beside this file
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+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-new-plans-resurrect-genuine-pensions-for-millions-of-private
+  kind: govuk_press_release
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-plans-resurrect-genuine-pensions-for-millions-of-private-sector-workers
+  title: New plans “resurrect” genuine pensions for millions of private sector workers
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Press release (Department for Work and Pensions)
+quote: >-
+  Guided Retirement will require pension schemes to provide a default pension for savers approaching
+  retirement. After years of saving into a DC pension, savers will have the option of a stable
+  income for the rest of their lives, without having to become investment experts overnight.
+source_span: [2746, 3028]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Department for Work and Pensions
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: social_protection
+  who: >-
+    Private sector workers saving into defined contribution pensions who are approaching retirement,
+    and the pension schemes that serve them
+  how_much: null
+  when: null
+  funded_by: null
+  deadline: null
+why: >-
+  Pension schemes will be legally required to offer defined contribution savers a default pension
+  that pays an income for life as they approach retirement.
+confidence: 0.6
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-one-million-more-scans-to-help-catch-cancer-sooner-1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-one-million-more-scans-to-help-catch-cancer-sooner.txt beside this file
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+
+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-one-million-more-scans-to-help-catch-cancer-sooner
+  kind: govuk_press_release
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/one-million-more-scans-to-help-catch-cancer-sooner
+  title: One million more scans to help catch cancer sooner
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Press release (Department of Health and Social Care)
+quote: >-
+  Every NHS trust in the country will be given the opportunity to upgrade compatible MRI scanners by
+  2029. A full rollout would enable existing equipment to deliver up to 162,000 more checks per
+  year.
+source_span: [3733, 3931]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Department of Health and Social Care
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: health
+  who: NHS trusts and patients needing MRI scans
+  how_much: null
+  when: by 2029
+  funded_by: null
+  deadline: null
+why: >-
+  Every NHS trust in England will be offered the chance to upgrade its compatible MRI scanners with
+  AI acceleration software by 2029.
+confidence: 0.55
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review

content/drafts/2026-11-03/2026-11-03-govuk-outcome-government-response-to-the-public-consultation-on-proposals--1.yaml

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+# Draft from automatic intake. Not published.
+# Editors: check the quote against the source, fill the card, move it to
+# content/promises/ (see content/README.md), or delete it.
+
+# The quote is source_span of sources/govuk-outcome-government-response-to-the-public-consultation-on-proposals-.txt beside this file
+# (JavaScript string offsets). pnpm validate re-checks it character for character.
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+draft: llm_intake
+intake_date: "2026-11-03"
+source:
+  id: govuk-outcome-government-response-to-the-public-consultation-on-proposals-
+  kind: govuk_consultation_outcome
+  url: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/protecting-pension-savers-proposals-to-amend-the-occupational-and-personal-pension-schemes-conditions-for-transfers-regulations-2021/outcome/government-response-to-the-public-consultation-on-proposals-to-amend-the-occupational-and-personal-pension-schemes-conditions-for-transfers-regulati
+  title: >-
+    Government response to the public consultation on proposals to amend the Occupational and
+    Personal Pension Schemes (Conditions for Transfers) Regulations 2021
+  date: "2026-11-03"
+  venue_label: Consultation outcome (Department for Work and Pensions)
+quote: >-
+  Amendments to these regulations will be laid in due course, with a planned coming into force date
+  in April 2027.
+source_span: [1350, 1462]
+speaker:
+  name: HM Government
+  role: Department for Work and Pensions
+  party: null
+  member_id: null
+  actor_id: hm-government
+  check: segment # the source's own data (or the uploader) says this person spoke these words
+# Unverified suggestions from the language model. Editors confirm each one at the source.
+suggested:
+  policy_area: social_protection
+  who: >-
+    pension savers transferring pensions, trustees and scheme administrators of occupational and
+    personal pension schemes
+  how_much: null
+  when: planned coming into force April 2027
+  funded_by: null
+  deadline: "2027-04-30"
+why: >-
+  The government commits to amending the pension transfer regulations, with the changes planned to
+  come into force in April 2027. The changes are: a new SSAS employment-link red flag, a SSAS amber
+  flag requiring a MaPS appointment, a broadened First Condition for 'reputable' schemes, an
+  exemption from repeat MaPS guidance within 12 months, and removal of the overseas investment amber
+  flag.
+confidence: 0.7
+model: claude-opus-5-5
+status: to_review