Andy Burnham, who is widely thought to be Britain's next prime minister, is considering introducing a more substantial budget later this year. Meanwhile, his allies and policy experts are urging him to push ahead with land tax reform, bring utilities under public control, and implement more ambitious decentralization strategies. Burnham is expected to succeed Kiel Stammer as prime minister on July 20, but the outside world still knows very little about what policies he will implement when he comes to power. This has also prompted those interested in joining its government to compete for cabinet positions and put forward policy proposals. Burnham hopes to quickly push forward reforms in the early days of his administration, and is currently planning the administration for the next few months.

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