According to CoinMeta, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pledged to announce the UK's development plan for the next decade before Christmas. Previously, he stated last week that the plan might be postponed until next year. On Wednesday, Johnson told the House of Commons that upon taking office, he promised to formulate a development plan for the UK over the next decade, determined to provide stability to a country that had not previously achieved steady growth, and confirmed that he would submit the plan to parliament before the Christmas recess. This statement sets a clear deadline for the reform proposals in Johnson's plan. Earlier, in an interview with The Economist, he mentioned that the plan might not be ready by the end of the year, and the specific release date might need to be decided between December or January of next year. Johnson previously promised that the development plan for the next decade would drive a generational transformation of the UK economy, fulfilling the commitments he made before taking office in July this year. It is expected that the plan will further elaborate on the policies he proposed in his speech at the Labour Party conference in September, including strengthening relations with the European Union, establishing a national healthcare service system, further devolving power to various regions of the UK, and possibly reforming the UK's electoral system.