Reform UK has officially adopted a new constitution, allowing members greater control over party policies and leadership, marking a new chapter in its evolution as a political entity.
Farage emphasized a shift towards professionalism within the party, stating that 'we have come of age and we are a properly constituted party,' reflecting on its recent growth and structure.
The newly adopted constitution outlines member engagement, enabling no-confidence votes against leaders which can be initiated if a majority of members express discontent, ensuring accountability at a grassroots level.
The party transition from a private limited company to a not-for-profit organization is significant, as it enhances democratic participation by eliminating shareholder influence over major decisions.
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