BANKING

• Further reforms to financial regulation
• More competition among high-street banks

BUSINESS

• Develop industrial strategy
• Promote high-tech industry
• Invest in infrastructure
• Boost house-building
• Devolve powers over local economies
• Cut corporation tax and enhance lending to businesses
• Ease burden of taxation on small businesses
• Cut regulation
• Alter employment law, e.g. by introducing shared parental leave
• Promote British exports

CIVIL LIBERTIES

• Complete reforms to libel laws
• Boost scrutiny of security services
• Find right "balance" on trials involving matters of national security
• Consider the case for a new British Bill of Rights

COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

• Devolve more powers to local government
• Support local authorities keen to share services

CONSUMER PROTECTION

• Ensure consumers get the lowest appropriate energy tariff
• Clarify consumers' rights in law
• Stop regulated rail fares and London Transport fares rising by an average of more than 1% above inflation in 2013 and 2014
• Give consumers access to data collected and held by businesses
• Decide whether to extend the rural fuel discount scheme to remote mainland communities
• Strengthen protection against "rogue bailiffs"

CRIME AND POLICING

• "Modernise" police pay and conditions
• Formally establish the College of Policing
• Ensure that the police "operate to the highest ethical standards"
• Scrap Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (Asbos) and bring in a "more effective system"
• Create a new law against drug driving

CULTURE, OLYMPICS, MEDIA AND SPORT

• Improve participation in sport
• Maintain funding for elite athletes
• Encourage volunteering to facilitate sport in communities
• Work with the Scottish Government to hold a successful Commonwealth Games in 2014
• Push for implementation of the Leveson Report

DEFENCE

• Invest in new equipment, including aircraft carriers, the joint strike fighter aircraft, and a "renewed nuclear deterrent"
• Increase role and capability of reservists
• Improve service accommodation
• Axe a further 7,000 MOD civilian jobs
• Find £4bn in savings from MoD budget
• Sell unneeded MoD land
• Complete and publish the review of alternatives to Trident
• Distribute £35m in fines for Libor manipulation to service personnel and their families

DEFICIT REDUCTION

• Press on with deficit reduction
• Set out detailed spending plans for 2015-16 fiscal year
• Bearing down on fraud and error in Whitehall spending
• Increase number of government procurement contracts going to small- and medium-sized enterprises

ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE

• Treble support to low carbon energy up to 2020
• Invest in gas-fired power and carbon capture and storage projects
• Encourage the exploitation of shale gas
• Clarify rules on tax relief available for North Sea oil and gas decommissioning
• Support investment in renewable energy
• Encourage private-sector investment in nuclear power stations
• Introduce smart meters
• Encourage energy efficiency via the "Green Deal"
• Continue to support the Green Investment Bank.
• Promote electric cars

ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS

• Improve broadband internet access and improve mobile phone network coverage
• Plant a million trees by 2015
• Curb the trade in illegal logging
• Implement the "Biodiversity Strategy"
• Cut regulations on marine licensing
• Invest in "flood risk management"
• Cut air pollution in towns and cities
• Tackle bovine TB with a policy of "badger control"
• Implement the "Ash Dieback Control Strategy"

EQUALITIES

• Legislate for same-sex marriages
• Compel companies that have "unequal pay practices" to change them

EUROPE

• Insist on "fiscally responsible" outcome in long-term EU budget negotiations
• Defend the interests of British banks
• Publish the findings of a comprehensive review of the UK's relationship with the EU
• Push for a free trade deal between the EU and the US
• Seek changes to Working Time Directive

FAMILIES

• Introduce early education for two-year-olds from poor backgrounds
• Implement "named midwife" policy
• Legislate for flexible parental leave
• Make it easier to adopt
• Cut child-protection bureaucracy
• Reduce delays in family law cases
• Hire 4,200 more health visitors
• Allow Lib Dems to abstain on tax breaks for married couples

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

• Support Afghan government's efforts to improve security, and continue plans to withdraw British troops
• Prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons
• Push for peace in Syria
• Support EU enlargement to Western Balkans and Turkey, subject to conditions
• Support democracy in Egypt, Libya
• Press on with Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict initiative
• Insist on self-determination for Gibraltar and the Falklands

GOVERNMENT TRANSPARENCY

• Publish more details on meetings between politicians and media figures
• Implement Open Data and Transparency White Paper
• "Open up" government procurement
• Complete transition to new gov.uk website
• Support people who are unable to use digital services

IMMIGRATION

• Cut immigration
• Encourage experts, scientists, artists and performers from abroad to work in the UK
• No cap on number of entrepreneurs, rich people keen to invest in the UK, or senior executives applying for visas
• Tighten process of applying for visa
• No cap on immigration of "genuine students", 1,000 places for MBA graduates who want to start up businesses in UK, allow PhDs to stay longer
• Continue to allow intra-company transfers
• Impose transitional immigration controls on all new members of the EU
• Introduce a new "Life in the UK" handbook and test

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

• Increase aid to 0.7% of Gross National Income from 2013, and enshrine this commitment in law
• Provide access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation for up to 60 million people
• Stop 250,000 babies dying unnecessarily
• Support 11 million school-children
• Vaccinate more children against preventable diseases
• Save the lives of 50,000 women in pregnancy and childbirth
• Support 13 countries to hold free and fair elections

JOBS AND WELFARE

• Push forward with Universal Credit and the Youth Contract
• Introduce the Personal Independence Payment for disabled people
• Provide start-up loans and business mentors to unemployed people
• "Protect key benefits for older people"

JUSTICE

• Reduce reoffending and cut crime
• Legislate for more restorative justice
• Use new technology to track offenders
• Test weekend and night courts to speed up justice
• Explore the potential for further new rape support centres
• Enable court broadcasting

NHS

• Increase the health budget in real terms
• Abolish strategic health authorities and primary care trusts from April 2013
• Establish health and well-being boards
• Invest up to £300m over five years in specialised housing for people in need of care
• Introduce a new bowel screening programme
• Regularly check that doctors are fit to carry out their duties

NATIONAL SECURITY

• Protect counter-terrorism capabilities
• Invest in improving cyber security
• Create Border Policing Command to seize illegal goods and curb illegal immigration
• Revise proposals on monitoring web usage

PENSIONS AND OLDER PEOPLE

• Expand automatic enrolment in workplace pensions
• Reform public sector pensions
• Carry through changes to state pension age
• Protect age-related universal benefits
• Increase incentives for pension savings

POLITICAL REFORM

• Introduce statutory register of lobbyists
• Pursue agreement on party funding reform
• Legislate for powers to recall MPS
• Introduce individual electoral registration by 2015
• Campaign for Scotland to remain within the UK
• Devolve more powers to Welsh Assembly
• Consider devolving corporation tax powers to Northern Ireland Assembly
• Hold Commons vote on boundary changes

SCHOOLS

• Pupil premium to increase to £900 per head by 2014
• Extra funding to help 11-year-olds with maths and English
• Funding for a further 100 free schools and academies
• GCSEs to be replaced by English Baccalaureate
• "Restore the reputation" of A-levels
• Performance-related pay scales for teachers
• Expansion of parental choice in special needs education
• Train 2,000 exceptional graduates as teachers by 2016

SOCIAL ACTION

• 5,000 community organisers to be recruited in deprived communities
• Expand the ATM charitable giving scheme, which enables people to donate to charity while withdrawing cash
• Publish consultation on encouraging workplace payroll donations
• Gift Aid to be simplified through use of online claims

SOCIAL CARE AND DISABILITY

• Consult on protecting services where providers fail
• Make access to care more consistent
• Universal deferred payments scheme to ensure no-one has to sell their homes to fund care
• Enshrine in law entitlement to personal care budget

TAXATION

• Increase the personal income tax allowance to £10,000 in stages
• Introduce a general anti-abuse rule in the 2013 Finance Bill
• Anti-tax avoidance and evasion measures to raise an extra £2bn a year
• More than £5bn extra tax to be raised from Swiss bank account holders liable for UK tax

TRANSPORT

• South Wales Valley railways to be electrified
• Build western rail link to Heathrow
• Increase capacity on commuter routes
• Bring forward legislation for High Speed Two rail link
• Accelerate road building - upgrading the A1 and the M3
• Support Crossrail and Thameslink projects in London
• Support Commission examining airport capacity in south-east of England

UNIVERSITIES AND FURTHER EDUCATION

• More freedom for universities to attract highly qualified students
• Universities required to publish performance indicators like student satisfaction
• Implement Wolf reforms to vocational qualifications
• Reduce number of further education qualifications
• Introduce Advanced Learning Loans in August
• £920m in extra investment for UK science research infrastructure