A report by the Compass thinktank has called on UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to adopt a sweeping package of reforms to address inequality, including a wealth tax on net assets above £10 million, universal free personal social care, and the return of gas and electricity networks to public ownership. The report, compiled from the ideas of 15 left-leaning thinkers, also proposes equalising capital gains tax with income tax, replacing council tax and stamp duty with a proportional property tax, and capping political donations at £50,000. Its authors warn that Burnham — who succeeded Keir Starmer as prime minister — must resist pressure toward political "moderation and orthodoxy" and move quickly to demonstrate that his pledge to end four decades of neoliberalism is genuine, or risk losing public trust.