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3522: 960: 1121:, there was a sudden growth of Pirate Party organisations across Europe (notably in Germany and France) and beyond. Forum membership soared. The official formation of the Pirate Party in the UK followed shortly after the European elections and the Pirate Party UK was officially registered on 30 July 2009. In August 2009, it was claimed that Pirate Party UK was undergoing rapid growth similar to one the Swedish Pirate Party had enjoyed in early 2009. It was reported that it had been flooded with enquiries and at its peak around 100 people an hour were signing up to become party members. Donations had been coming in so fast that 972: 984: 127: 996: 33: 1008: 266: 3637: 1201:, who received 1% of the vote. Following the election, Elston wrote in a Leader's Update that "Pirates were one of the few parties to make gains" in the election, highlighting the fact that the party had increased its overall share of the vote and more than doubled the number of votes it gained across all candidates compared with the 2015 general election results. 1360: 1181:
was called, the Pirate Party UK was under the acting leadership of deputy leader David Elston, the position of party leader being vacant following Chesha's resignation in November 2015. The party launched its manifesto for the 2017 general election on 17 May 2017 in Vauxhall, the home constituency of
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On 29 October 2019, the Pirate Party UK issued a General Election Statement stating that it would not be fielding candidates in the December 2019 general election because of concern that its candidates could split the vote in a "single-issue election" and thus increase the likelihood of the election
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stepped down as chair of the board, and was replaced by the deputy chair of the board, Andrew Robinson, the leader of the party from 2009 to 2010. On 29 July 2015, Will Tovey was elected as the next deputy chair of the board to replace Robinson. Will Tovey subsequently became chair of the board, and
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On 30 March 2010, the party declared its intent to stand ten candidates across England and Scotland. However, to do so, further party funding would be required. On 27 April 2010, the party announced that it had nine official candidates on the ballot papers, as Mark Sims had missed the deadline
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The party has expressed its support of transgender rights, and has been outspoken in its belief that "a person's gender identity is a deeply personal matter" and that "it is not a decision that can or should be imposed upon someone by external parties, even if those parties happen to be their
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Following the 2015 general election in May, Kaye stepped down as leader. With the role of deputy leader also being vacant, George Walkden, the party's nominating officer, was approved by the board of governors to serve as an interim leader until the party elected a new leader. Following the
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leadership election, Cris Chesha was elected leader of the party and David Elston was elected the first deputy leader. Six new governors were elected, with six governors being re-elected. Rebecca Rae was elected to the role of campaigns officer on the NEC. On 18 June,
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was elected as the new leader on 26 September 2010. In a message sent to members, Kaye stated his key aim as "building the political structure of the party". Previously, Kaye had been the election agent for candidate Tim Dobson who stood for Pirate Party UK in
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parents". It has stated its support of the implementation of increased digital literacy education. The party's policy on gender identity self-determination is extended to children choosing "their preferred names, pronouns, and gender presentations" in school.
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its lead candidate Mark Chapman, in front of the MI6 building. A crowdfunding campaign, dubbed "Operation Doubloons", was also launched in June to help the party cover the costs of candidate deposits and election materials.
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The party was re-started in 2023 and submitted an application to the Electoral Commission on 10 August 2023 which was approved on 14 December. As part of its re-launch it has committed itself to supporting
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The Pirate Party UK states its aims are "copyright and patent law reform, supporting privacy, reducing surveillance by governments and businesses, and championing freedom of speech and expression".
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on 9 November 2020. In August 2023, the Electoral Commission was considering an application to register the re-formed party as part of its assessment process, which it approved on the 14 December.
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Adrian Farrel replaced him on 14 December 2016. The party's extended period without an elected NEC caught the attention of larger media outlets in October 2016 where Kaye and Elston gave comment.
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system for electing MPs to Parliament. Instead, its immediate aim is to raise awareness among voters and politicians in the other political parties.
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It has previously been noted by Robinson, the first Pirate Party UK leader, that the Pirate Party UK's chances of getting a candidate elected to the
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We intend to restart the national debate and push for a system of proportional representation to be implemented for all elections in the UK.
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The party subsequently stood ten candidates in the 2017 election, the highest number in the history of the party. These included Elston in
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The party advocates increased judicial review and the increased involvements of external technical experts in the technological field.
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The party advocates for the protection of online privacy and associated rights. In response to the Online Safety Bill (now
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of candidates whose opinions regarding the UK's future relationship with the EU were incompatible with those of the PPUK.
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The party announced that it had voted to dissolve on 7 October 2020, and was de-registered as a political party by the
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In response to a "leaked report from 2016 by official drug advisers", the party has announced that it supports the
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and the weakening of encryption on "sensitive data" and has been outspoken in its opposition to the use of the
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On 25 February 2015, the Pirate Party UK announced its withdrawal from its international affiliation,
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The Pirate Party UK contested its first election in 2010, standing nine candidates in the
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The Pirate Party UK had branches in many places around the United Kingdom. These included
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candidates stand jointly with the Labour Party. 5 independent MPs work together in the
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for all elections in the UK in its 2017 manifesto), the focus of political debate on
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In 2020, following a period of stagnation attributed to the challenges of the
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and free Welsh courses for all Welsh nationals. It also supported further
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was elected to replace him in September 2010, and served until after the
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of the party was Andrew Robinson, who stepped down in August 2010.
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General election 2017: Pirate Party plans for web surveillance
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Since August 2023, the Pirate Party UK has considered joining
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air travel disruption after the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption
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Official Pirate Party of the United Kingdom 2017 manifesto
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and the party's nominations officer, Jason Winstanley, in
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Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Act 2011
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electoral system (the party declared its support for
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Farrel, Adrian; Faggetter, Harley (30 August 2020).
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Official Pirate Party of the United Kingdom website
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