Having come together at the House of Lords since 1998, the Forum has debated the following issues:

Early Day Motions (EDMs)

EDM 1515 – 2001-02 – Using the Public Credit

EDM 854 – 2002-03 – Publicly Created Money and Monetary Reform

EDM 323 – 2003-04 – Public Credit for Public Purposes

EDM 327 – 2004-05 – Use of Public Credit for Public Works

EDM 743 – 2004-05 – Interest Free Money

EDM 390 – 2005-06 – Publicly-Created Money

EDM 408 – 2006-07 – Public Credit for Public Purposes

EDM 265 – 2007-08 – Green Credit for Green Growth

EDM 1449 – 2008-09 – Taxing the Profits of Credit Creation

Summary of points made in Early Day Motions- 2 pages

Submissions to Public Committee Inquiries

1. Economic Affairs Committee – House of Lords

a. The Global Economy – 2002

• Stable Sterling – on our archive site
• Mentioned in the list of evidence in the Committee’s report

2. Treasury Select Committee – House of Commons

a. The Stern Report – 2007

• Green Credit for Green Purposes – 19 pages
• The ‘Stick’ of Green Taxation v the ‘Carrot’ of Green Funding – 4 pages

b. The Banking Crisis – 2009

• Inquiry into the banking crisis – 4 pages

3. Environmental Audit Committee – House of Commons

a. Financing Adaptation to Climate Change on Local, Regional and National Levels in the Post-Kyoto Context – 2008

• Green Credit for Green Growth – 5 pages

4. United Nations Development Programme - 2007-

• Green Credit for Green Growth – Bali Conference – 4 pages

Independent Reports

• Sovereignty and Seignorage – The Legal Privilege and a Financial Mechanism of Nation States – produced for Peter Roderick, UK barrister and formerly Friends of the Earth’s lawyer – 17 pages

• The Role of the Treasury in 21st Century Britain – written for the Chancellor Alistair Darling, after having heard him address the topic at the RSA, where I raised a public question and showed Dr. Yunus‘ book “Creating a World without Poverty” – 3 pages