Andy Burnham is expected to announce a plan to advance election reform in his first party congress speech since taking office as Labor Party leader. This latest sign indicates that he intends to completely change the British political system. The prime minister has long advocated electoral reform. He will launch a process that may eventually abolish the current simple majority system and switch to a proportional representation system. Government sources revealed that Burnham will outline the reform framework in his speech, stressing that he promised to draw up reform proposals before the next general election. This reform plan, along with measures such as adjusting the social care system and deepening ties with the European Union, will be the most significant change in Britain's electoral system since 1918. The relevant plan will then be incorporated into the Labor Party election declaration to seek public support.

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