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Since 2001, the U.S. farm economy has enjoyed tremendous improvement and is today in a position of historic strength. Farmers' net cash income for 2003 was $63 billion, an 11. 5 percent increase from 2000.
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A range of other issues affect the quality and availability of ECE provision, but are beyond the scope of this policy. In Government, the Green Party will establish a ministerial review committee to examine these issues, which could include staff-child ratios and group sizes, the costs to parents of the current 20 Hours scheme, the ways in which parents can split up the 20 hours, and the opportunities for ECE teacher professional development.
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These programs should be as costeffective as they are functional, offering risk management tools that improve producers’ ability to operate when times are tough.
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The Territory has a long history of supporting Australia’s Defence Forces, and the presence of defence personnel and their families continue to play a major role in the Top End economy. The 2016 Defence White Paper outlines $20 billion in additional spending on Northern Territory defence facilities over the next two decades.
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Progress the Crown's WAI 262 response Implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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In the important area of defense alone, our defense white paper has made the greatest ever additional provision for the future defense needs of Australia of any government in more than a quarter of a century. Over the next ten years we will invest an additional $32 billion in the defense of Australia.
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We want to ensure every baby is given the chance for a healthy life by being enrolled at birth with a GP or WellChild/Tamariki Ora provider. This will help support the new immunisation target.
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and additional designations of marine protected areas. We will seek collaborative, science-based approaches to be good stewards of the rapidly changing Arctic region,
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criminal networks and organised child grooming gangs, even as technology develops.
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In an age of multi-party politics, our current first past the post Parliamentary election system is unfair and no longer fit for purpose. Most MPs are elected by a minority of their voters and perhaps with as little as 26 per cent of the vote share.
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Unemployment is coming down. It's currently sitting at 5.6 per cent, and it is predicted to fall to 4.5 per cent by mid-2018.
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Responsible finances underpin every good government. High debt and deficits are a risk to economic stability and it is simply not right to borrow too much money and expect our children to pay it back.
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Hospital care is free to all, but the majority have to pay for primary care. This approach is both costly and wasteful and, in the longer term, unsustainable.
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and assess whether better, alternative methods of meeting objectives can be adopted. To this end, the Progressive Democrats place at the heart of our policy on public service reform the establishment of a Public Service Inspectorate,
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It was Republican President Theodore Roosevelt who said, "The conservation of natural resources is the fundamental problem. Unless we solve that problem, it will avail us little to solve all others."
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The SNP will also promote Defence Diversification , with funding already allocated in the SNP Budget. The highly skilled Scottish defence manufacturing companies, and their workers, will have a brighter future both in supplying the SDF and in being encouraged and assisted to expand their abilities and markets.
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A greater focus on mediation, restorative justice and community-based justice. Crime prevention and the rehabilitation of offenders is as important in sentencing as punishment of crime.
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Provide more services to those at greatest risk of suicide – including psychology and psychiatry services, as well as non-clinical support to assist people with severe mental illness and their carers with their day-to-day needs. Invest more in direct suicide prevention and crisis intervention, including through boosting the capacity of counselling services such as Lifeline and providing funding to improve safety at suicide 'hotspots'.
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act immediately to deliver a level playing field for Australia’s manufacturing businesses with more effective anti-dumping measures. We will crackdown on overseas producers who don’t cooperate with anti-dumping investigations
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So much of our economic growth to date has been based on productivity improvements. There are two threats to this.
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IRFU: We will not implement ‘free to air’ proposals on Six Nations and Heineken Cup games. Sports Tourism: We will investigate the possibility of developing a specific sport event bidding entity, mirroring initiatives like Sport Event Denmark, which has been very successful in bidding for international sporting events and generating revenue from sports tourism.
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Homelessness, poverty, unemployment and high imprisonment rates are symptoms of a wider systemic problem and until we address the root causes of these issues the disparities between Māori and non-Māori will continue to exist. We all have a right to quality health and education, affordable homes, clean water and a safe environment.
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The nationalist lie has also been exposed: the UK is strong enough and flexible enough to devolve power while retaining the benefits of staying together. The Scottish Parliament and the Welsh Assembly have put power in the hands of local people.
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Support the idea of a broad-based research capacity based on innovations driven by third-level institutions working in cooperation with each other. Continue the support begun under our Centres for Science Engineering and Technology for critical mass in key priority areas based on innovation from within the system and cooperation with industry.
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There are deep deficiencies in our health service that severely affect children. Across a range of areas, the provision of health services, including mental health, operates on an emergency basis, rather than on a preventative base.
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This gap can only be closed by making new technologies investment ready. The Innovation Strategy Agency will be tasked with closing this gap through the establishment of a network of Technology Research Centres focused on applied technological research in specific areas, to be linked to appropriate higher-education institutions.
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New Zealand's major energy trump card, however, is our plentiful and cheap supply of renewable energy. Electric cars offer a way to use this clean energy for transport, saving us money and allowing us to maintain our mobility in a carbon-constrained world.
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• Establish a Kauri National Park in Northland and a National Park in Nelson, subject to positive New Zealand Conservation Authority recommendations. • Ensure that the special status of National Parks is fully maintained against pressure for inappropriate commercial development.
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Without an effective transport system providing access to jobs, Brisbane’s economic output could be restricted by about $69 billion between 2015 and 2031. A Shorten Labor Government will deliver the infrastructure that Queensland needs to manage its strong growth and drive job creation.
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2. Defence White Paper: We have delivered the first Defence White Paper in nearly a decade, which sets out a comprehensive plan for Australia’s Defence out to 2030 To implement the Defence White Paper we delivered the first Defence Capability Plan since 2006, which set out over $60 billion of projects that will form the building blocks of Force 2030.
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To progress much needed health reforms – our National Health Service faces unprecedented pressures.
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Yellow Crazy Ants pose a significant risk to agricultural industries such as the sugar cane industry, and industries such as tourism in Queensland’s Wet Tropics. They are a serious environmental and agricultural pest, recognised among the world’s 100 most invasive species.
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“Politicians can’t really hope to understand the issues if they rarely leave capital cities” We will establish a new Commonwealth/State Standing Council on Law, Crime and Community Safety to bring together lawmakers and law-enforcers to develop a national focus to fighting crime – and to report on key issues within 12 months
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We will continue to defend hard-won liberties and the operation of a free press. But alongside the media’s rights comes a clear responsibility, which is why we set up the public, judge-led Leveson Inquiry in response to the phone-hacking scandal, created a new watchdog by Royal Charter and legislated to toughen media libel laws.
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Republicans believe that the employer- employee relationship of the future will be built upon employee empowerment and workplace flexibility.
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In many cases, however, the work practices that have evolved are simply unacceptable, as they deny workers control over their lives and allow companies to dodge their responsibilities. To tackle the unacceptable face of precarious work, the Green Party will introduce laws banning zero-hours agreements, as part of greater regulation of hours of work.
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The justice system plays a vital role in creating a peaceful and safe society for citizens to enjoy. Citizens deserve to enjoy the rule of law in a fair and equal manner.
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and ensure gender balance amongst Green Party ministers. The gender pay gap for median hourly earnings is 9. 4 percent, and for average hourly earnings is 13. 1 percent.
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Republicans recognize that our progress in the War on Terror has been achieved with the help of other responsible nations. We hail the strong and broad-based cooperation of America's allies in the War on Terror.
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Australia’s land sector emissions were around 135 million tonnes CO2e in 1990 or around one quarter of the national total; in 2014, they were just 14 million tonnes. That huge reduction was overwhelmingly due to land clearing restrictions introduced in Queensland over time between 1999 and 2009 (some of which were supported by John Howard who understood the benefits in achieving the Kyoto commitment).
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ACT will: Treat entry-level crime decisively with tougher sentencing Abolish all early release
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Strengthen support for the organic sector through the REPS scheme. Support the further development of farmers’ markets.
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Targeted Childcare Support: We will continue to expand targeted supports that provide affordable childcare to low-income families. Additional low-cost childcare places increased from 35,000 in 2015 to 48,000 in 2016.
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and will provide a focused, statutory office to be an advocate for older people, as well as providing a dedicated service for redress beyond existing organisations.
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education unions are the appropriate industrial representatives in all educational matters. a public school system that is recognised as among the best in the world.
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Democrats are committed to restoring the full power of the Voting Rights Act and ensuring every citizen can access the ballot box.
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We believe that competition and consumer protection are essential parts of maintaining a vibrant economy. We are determined to ensure that competition thrives and that costs to the consumer are kept to a minimum.
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We will reduce costs for every business by cutting taxes: by abolishing the carbon tax and cutting company tax. We will stop small businesses paying 10 per cent more for their electricity and 9 per cent more for their gas bills and paying more for everything else they need by abolishing the carbon tax.
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Ensure that Police are funded to be on duty when crime happens instead of peak-police generally happening in the early afternoon. Make sure speed cameras are placed only at proven accident blackspots.
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New Zealanders deserve to feel safe in their homes and their communities. National’s goal is to not only prevent and reduce crime,
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Joining the Green and Red Luas lines. Extending Luas to Docklands.
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Increased course funding for high-demand, high-value courses such as sciences and ICT, including almost $200 million extra in Budget 2014. Used the Tertiary Education Strategy to clearly signal to providers the skills that industry wants.
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This policy will deter and punish unconscionable conduct, ultimately leading to better outcomes for consumers and more competitive markets. The Labor Party is the party of the Trade Practices Act 1974, the National Competition Policy, the Australian Consumer Law (ACL) and the criminalisation of cartels.
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We recognise that the world has changed fundamentally since the last such review. It is vital that our real security and defence needs and international obligations are considered in the SDSR, and this is why we wish to move towards a Single Security Budget.
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eliminate harmful and toxic waste dumping into Australian waters. access to clean and adequate water is fundamental to life.
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Republicans applaud President Bush's announcement of the most comprehensive restructuring of U.S. military forces overseas since the end of the Korean War. By closing bases overseas that are no longer needed to meet Cold War threats that have ended, his new initiative will bring home many Cold War-era forces while deploying more flexible and rapidly deployable capabilities in strategic locations around the world.
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and for full and equal voting representation in the U.S. House of Representatives. The American citizens of the U.S. territories should have the right to vote for President of the United States.
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Cap childcare costs for parents, and reduce these costs to no more than €2 per hour by 2021, with the state funding the remaining cost Increase paid parental leave by three months, to be shared between both parents
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Its major current commercial use is rapid prototyping. 3D printing allows designers to rapidly and affordably produce a product to test or trial modifications on before employing traditional manufacturing techniques on a final product version.
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We will work to protect service members and their families by not overextending their deployments. America has a sacred trust with our veterans, and we are committed to providing them and their families with care and dignity.
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tackle social exclusion, overcome inequality
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Keep taxes fair and balanced. Under Labour in government, no one earning less than €100,000 will pay more income tax.
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To achieve that ambition we will have to go further in reforming our education system. So we will continue with our programme of free schools, building at least a hundred new free schools a year.
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Our economic plan will deliver stronger jobs growth right across Australia by unleashing Australia’s real economic potential and growing a bigger, more productive and prosperous economy. We will generate one million new jobs over the next five years and two million new jobs over the next decade as we unleash Australia’s real economic potential, modernise our businesses and industries as well as transform to a stronger and more prosperous economy.
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f) Restore the Christmas Bonus social welfare payment. g) Restore Child Benefit to 2010 levels.
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We will invest in the infrastructure needed to make the Welsh NHS a world class environment for conducting clinical trials. This will help us to recruit doctors and scientists, as well as ensuring that our patients get access to the latest and most innovative treatments.
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Established the Canterbury Temporary Accommodation Service that helped 3,500 people to find suitable accommodation, as well as provided $33 million to assist 2,300 people with the Temporary Accomodation Allowance. Built four temporary accommodation villages at Linwood Park, Kaiapoi Domain, Rawhiti Domain and Rangers Park, and partnered with the private sector on providing temporary worker accommodation.
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Collective defence is the only logical option. New Zealand spends around $1 billion a year on defence.
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Begin the construction of a light rail network in Auckland, invest in passenger rail for Hamilton and Tauranga,
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Bringing forward new legislation to create a network of Marine Protected Areas that represent all habitats and species. Such a network will include some areas that are highly protected to stop all damaging commercial and recreational activities.
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Said in 2001 that reducing the impact of rheumatic fever was a priority. They did nothing.
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Every student, in every school will be supported to achieve their best through investment in: More one-on-one support. Better remedial literacy and numeracy programs - and more extension options.
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Support initiatives for multi-party bargaining, including multi-employer collective bargaining, and collective bargaining for contractors. Support the right of unionised workers to prevent freeloading by non-union workers.
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as well as investing in hospital upgrades and new machines to boost early cancer diagnosis across 78 hospital trusts. But we want to do more.
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Provide older carers with more generous and consistent support through a Citizen’s Pension. Integrate health and care services so as to look after carers as well as those they care for.
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support the establishment of a National School of Performing Arts, promote a greater level of New Zealand content in television programmes
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Public/ private partnerships can be an appropriate vehicle for delivering telecommunications infrastructure. Labor has misunderstood both the market and the problem.
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By honouring the Expenditure Rule, we will deliver on the obligation in domestic and EU law to eliminate the "structural deficit" in our public finances by 2018. Contingency and Stability Reserve: We will also set up a "rainy day fund" to cope with unexpected events.
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• establish working relationships with rural advocacy groups to ensure that rural and provincial views and issues are heard. • promote policies that recognise that because of varying international commodity prices, it is essential that the domestic environment does not unduly add to production costs or impede efficiency of our primary producers,
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It supports research at universities and public sector research agencies to expand knowledge, increase understanding and accelerate invention and discovery. It links researchers and industry to translate creative ideas into practical processes, products and services we can apply at home and sell to the world.
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• Raised the school leaving age to 16 years. • Transferred funding from the bureaucracy into the classroom: $61 million from the central bureaucracy has been redirected into teaching and the classroom.
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As a further support, a dedicated Capital Investment Scheme for the organic sector has been included in TAMS 11. Tillage Sector: We are committed to a growing and profitable tillage sector in Ireland.
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It will also deliver financial mechanisms and the transfer of new technologies to help the Global South adapt to climate change in a just way. The Green New Deal will make space for nature, with policies to restore habitats in urban, suburban and countryside settings.
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No one could describe Ireland’s present penal system as effective, and least of all cost-effective. Ireland’s prisons are overcrowded, and our prison system is among the most expensive in the world.
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Comment: Workers need the right to enforce their contract and to take action on any issue which affects their lives or their communities. Strengthen the requirement that a work week should, wherever possible, be no more than 40 hours worked over 5 days.
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When the New Zealand Principals' Federation surveyed schools last year, it was common to find children who needed ORS funding but couldn't get it because of the narrow criteria and difficult verification process. 3 In fact, schools on average reported having 18 students with moderate to severe learning needs, most of whom were either underfunded for the support they needed or weren't funded at all. 4
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The Conservatives have been relentlessly hostile in their rhetoric and policy around migration and have failed to take allegations of Islamophobia within their party seriously; Jeremy Corbyn has failed to tackle institutional anti-Semitism in the Labour Party.
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Use of smoking cessation treatments, such as patches, is up 82 per cent in just 18 months. Targeted improvement in the detection, risk assessment, and management of these diseases has seen many more eligible patients risk-assessed for heart disease and diabetes.
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and the cornerstone of the family is natural marriage, the union of one man and one woman. Its daily lessons — cooperation, patience, mutual respect, responsibility, self-reliance — are fundamental to the order and progress of our Republic.
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and devolving the power to amend electoral arrangements for the Assembly and local elections in Wales with a two thirds majority. Giving the Children’s Commissioner for Wales the power to examine issues that affect children in Wales but are not within the control of the Welsh Government.
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We must provide a world-class education in every ZIP code, to every child, because education is a critical public good. Democrats believe in universal early childhood education,
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ensure that the role of wetlands in the water cycle and the functioning of aquatic systems is recognised in current water management strategies; ban the use of phosphates and replace with safe alternatives.
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Valuing diversity and celebrating difference benefits all of us. The Greens always have, and always will, stand with our lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer communities.
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Further, we call for the development of a strategy for foreign assistance that serves our national interest. Specifically we call for a review and improvement of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 oriented toward: alignment of foreign assistance policies, operations, budgets and statutory authorities; development of a consensus on what needs to be done to strengthen the non-military tools to further our national security goals; greater attention to core development programs — education, child survival, and agricultural development; and greater accountability by recipient countries so as to ensure against malfeasance, self-dealing, and corruption, and to ensure continued assistance is conditioned on performance.
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and grow America’s natural carbon sinks by conserving 30 percent of our lands and waters by 2030. We support fully funding the Land and Water Conservation Fund to increase resources for conserving public lands and waters
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This is out of step with modern Australian society. The Greens believe we need a better approach to protect against discrimination and deal with inequality in our community.
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We can no longer accept the logic that we cannot afford a more generous welfare system for those who need it. We will argue for a full review of the UK welfare system – preferably by a Royal Commission or panel of experts, to include the option of a Universal Basic Income trial for Northern Ireland – based on the principles of dignity for all,
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The $1billion dollars of farmer and government contributions to agricultural research and development (R&D) organisations needs to be effectively targeted to help improve the profitability of Australian agriculture through enhancing the skills and decision making of farmers. Examples of what needs to be done: Support the lifting of the small business tax threshold from $2m to $10m to encourage agricultural businesses to grow as agricultural output expands from individual businesses.
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Labour: Was very slow to react as more than $6 billion was lost from failing finance companies on its watch. Passed just one piece of legislation in the two years they had to respond after the first finance company collapsed.
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Also neglected are our strategic forces, especially the development and deployment of ballistic missile defenses. The Ground-Based Midcourse Defense system has been delayed and underfunded.
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Military: Positive
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