Farage has said Reform UK would aim to deliver on its main priorities within the first 100 days of government if the party wins power, signalling that the Lords and judges could face an overhaul as part of that effort.
The Reform UK leader’s pledge links the party’s early programme in office to changes affecting major parts of the UK’s constitutional and legal framework. The comments indicate that, in Farage’s view, reform of the Lords and the judiciary would be connected to implementing the party’s promises.
The statement was framed around what Reform UK would do if it entered government. Farage has promised swift action on key priorities, with the first 100 days presented as the period in which the party would seek to make progress.
The precise nature of the proposed changes to the Lords and judges was not set out in the supplied material. No further detail was provided on which pledges would require such an overhaul, how the changes would be carried out, or what timetable would apply beyond the first 100 days.
The latest stated position is that Reform UK is presenting rapid delivery of its priorities as a central promise if it wins power, with Farage indicating that institutional changes could be used to help meet those commitments.
