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But the system is imperfect and must improve to tackle global inequalities: gender inequality remains widespread and the climate crisis will disproportionately impact the poorest people and poorest countries.
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We campaigned to stay in the EU in 2016 and we unequivocally believe that the UK is stronger as part of the EU. The election of a Liberal Democrat majority government on a clear stop Brexit platform will provide a democratic mandate to stop this mess, revoke Article 50 and stay in the EU.
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Family is the center of everyday American life. Our parents are our first protectors, first teachers, first role models, and first friends.
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No Irish political party can match Fianna Fáil’s supportive record on UN issues. Our goal now is to establish Ireland as the model UN State, a world leader in development assistance,
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Scrap university tuition fees, fund full student grants and greater public investment in further and higher education.
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and increase trust in our institutions. Our priorities in the next parliament will be: Creating a better democracy with a fair voting system in local government and Westminster, with votes at 16 and preventing evasion of constituency election spending limits.
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Scottish dairy farmers have been adversely affected by market volatility in recent years. SNP MPs will press for a review of the Voluntary Code of Practice for the dairy sector and for contract provisions and arrangements to better meet the interests and needs of milk producers.
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− All patients ready and booked for elective surgery get their operations within four months. − All patients needing a specialist appointment are seen within no more than four months.
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the Australian Constitution must recognise the prior occupation and sovereignty of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have a strong cultural and spiritual connection with the land, and their rights and obligations as owners and custodians must be respected.
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restore the right of all employees, including casual, fixed term and probationary workers, to challenge termination of employment where it is unfair, with reinstatement to be the remedy except in exceptional circumstances. repeal the current National Code of Practice for the Construction Industry.
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A humane and effective justice system – which protects our rights and public safety – is critical to that vision. Labour takes a prevention-first approach to crime.
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Therefore we are proposing a series of next steps forward to promote justice in our country. Anyone who claims there’s a simple answer to the issue of crime doesn’t understand the nature of crime.
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A Shorten Labor Government will create more jobs and get Perth moving again by investing in the city’s most important public transport project: METRONET. We will end the shambles that the Liberals have made of transport planning by providing an initial $1 billion to build new lines and extend the passenger rail network across the city.
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The Book of Estimates will also be accompanied by a detailed performance report on what the previous year’s spending had achieved. It will also give details of the level of performance achieved by agencies under service delivery agreements with government.
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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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Thirty years ago, President Reagan’s Task Force on Victims of Crime, calling the neglect of crime victims a “national disgrace,” proposed a Constitutional amendment to secure their formal rights. While some progress has been made to rectify that situation, the need for national action still persists in the unacceptable treatment of innocent victims.
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For more teachers to reduce class sizes and special needs and language support so the needs of all children are met.
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The Green Party would: Place the quality of patient care, especially patient safety, at the heart of the system. Reducing costs would not be the primary driver of behaviour but would be the outcome of best practice.
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This Office will have particular responsibility for planning and implementing the change agenda and for ensuring that all aspects of that agenda are communicated fully to the public and to public sector staff. Labour will undertake a Comprehensive Spending Review of all government spending to assess its effectiveness in achieving desired outcomes, and its value for money for the taxpayer.
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If elected, a Shorten Labor Government will provide an additional $100 million over two years to develop, pilot and roll out new models of primary care around Australia. Labor will invest in life saving research and care for those on the Central Coast suffering from chronic disease.
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We will continue to support teachers and students to strive for excellence in the classroom and we will ensure parents, teachers, and pupils all have access to information about achievement.
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In addition to the increase in hospital beds outlined in earlier points, Fianna Fáil is committed to the implementation of the €3 billion capital investment programme announced last autumn. Complete the National Children’s Hospital.
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Maintain strong and effective armed forces and the capability to deploy rapidly expeditionary forces. Set long-term budgets to invest in the right equipment at competitive prices.
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While poverty exists in every corner of Ireland, there are also particular areas where there are strong concentrations of poverty and disadvantage, / leading to a particularly acute experience of poverty for the families and communities concerned. These are areas where significant pockets of chronic, persistent unemployment coexist with buoyant national labour markets.
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Labor supports a strong aid program because it helps keep Australia safe, by working to tackle serious diseases and violence in our region, and in our world. Labor supports a strong aid program because it benefits Australia’s economy when countries go from being aid recipients to trading partners.
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Expanding the Industry: Fine Gael believes Ireland, as an island nation with a strong and valued fishing tradition has huge potential to succeed as a serious competitor in the international seafood sector. The seafood industry currently generates annual revenues of €718 million and provides direct employment for 11,000 people.
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From September, we will go even further, abolishing the cap on higher education student numbers and removing an arbitrary ceiling on ambition. Our reforms to university funding mean you do not have to pay anything towards tuition while studying, and only start paying back if you earn over £21,000 per year.
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Support an increased role for mana whenua as kaitiaki of their rohe. Support the return to iwi sites within the Conservation Estate that are of high value to tangata whenua, such as waahi tapu.
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Most industries in the economy ultimately either sell to, or compete with, businesses in other parts of the world. Where our economy is competitive, it grows.
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• Achieve control over the nation's accounts, halt the rising burden of debt for future years,
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A digital skills revolution in our schools, colleges and universities to enable young people to become digital citizens, digital workers and digital makers, ready for the modern economy; Continued delivery of the reformed apprenticeships and youth training systems;
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Moves to boost collective bargaining coverage and otherwise empower ordinary staff will give people a greater say over what happens in their workplace. Tackling precarious work, while simultaneously supporting positive flexible working, will help ensure that people are able to build the stable, secure lives they need to make a full contribution to society.
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– and not only be better targeted at the UK’s specific needs, but at a minimum match the size of those funds in each nation. Strengthening the Union: Conservatives have a proud history of upholding and strengthening the devolution settlements in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Fine Gael will make a decisive shift towards care in the community (minor surgeries, X-rays, chronic illness care), along with additional frontline staff to alleviate pressure on EDs. As per international best practice, we will measure, monitor and reduce Patient Experience Times (PET), which measure the length of time from a patient presenting at an ED to their discharge home or admission to a ward.
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New Zealand is reliant on a single fibre optic cable system connecting us to the rest of the world. This vulnerability is an issue for the entire New Zealand economy, not just the ICT sector.
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UKIP wants far reaching political reform to ensure that government answers properly to Parliament and that Parliament is accountable to the people. We will introduce: The Citizens’ Initiative:
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Labor has always had a proud record of helping to deliver affordable housing for Australians and their families. The goal of ensuring all Australian families have access to affordable housing has continued with a massive increase in housing supply through both social housing and incentives for the private sector to keep building through the global financial crisis.
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• Continue to clean up toxic waste sites and encourage research into methods of safe treatment and disposal of hazardous substances.
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We will take measures to close the gender pay gap. We will require companies with more than 250 employees to publish more data on the pay gap between men and women.
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Provided a template for clearer school reports as part of school annual plans. Proactively engaging with schools that are struggeling.
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We will continue to rollout Standards for Bereavement Care Following Pregnancy Loss and Perinatal Death 2016 and establish trained bereavement teams in each maternity unit/hospital. In Government, we established the Emergency Department Taskforce to drive long term solutions to overcrowding in A&Es and to address the issue of delayed discharges which contributes to that overcrowding.
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By then, the RAF will have fewer than 200 fighter planes for the first time since the beginning of World War I. Despite Russia probing UK air space on a regular basis, we no longer have any maritime patrol aircraft.
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Improving energy productivity can make a significant difference to improvements on overall economic productivity. Strong performance in energy productivity has multiple benefits - reducing pollution and reducing costs for households and business, and driving growth in the national economy.
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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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Skills training is the key to boosting our economic performance to a level that will lead to a large number of new jobs. Upgrading skills in the workforce is needed urgently, yet skills training is an area where New Zealand compares most unfavorably with many other countries.
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And we are committed to working with the big pastoral and food sectors to boost the value of what they export. We have put $700 million up for innovation there through the Fast Forward Fund – and industry have committed to match it.
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Agreed to a minimum unconditional target to reduce our emissions to 5 per cent below 1990 levels by 2020 - representing a reasonable and fair share of climate change action. Set a conditional 10-20 per cent target by 2020 and a target of 50 per cent reduction by 2050.
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Repeat offending is facilitated by a prison system that fails in its vital rehabilitative role to our society. Sentencing is inconsistent.
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The Constitutional Convention would have an open mandate, and comprise 90 members. Thirty of its members would be drawn from the Oireachtas, thirty would be members of civil society organisations and other people with relevant legal or academic expertise, and thirty would be ordinary citizens, chosen by lot.
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To maximise connectivity between and within different modes of transport we need: More Park and Ride facilities on routes into cities that are not adequately served by public transport, as an interim measure Designation of principal stations as transport hubs linking with buses
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Every Australian has the right to live their life free from discrimination. But for many lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex Australians, discrimination remains an all-too-familiar part of life.
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Freeze the nondomestic Regional Rate in real terms to help local businesses; Promote 25,000 new jobs by 2020;
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so that the powers of the Gardaí and the State to respond to anti-social behaviour are clear and unambiguous. We will allow the victims of crime to recover compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunal by putting the scheme on a statutory footing.
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Established and provided $21 million support for a food innovation network, including regional hubs in Manukau, Waikato, Palmerston North, and Canterbury. Set up the Centre for Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research to promote technologies that reduce emissions, and improve on-farm efficiency and productivity
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Ireland was the first European Union Member State to declare that a solution to the conflict in the Middle East had to be based on a fully sovereign State of Palestine, independent of and co-existing with Israel. Fianna Fáil in Government launched that policy position in 1980 and continues to strongly support that position today.
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Murder is the most serious offence in New Zealand law, but it is currently subject to the same test for bail as other, less serious offences. We will change this to reflect the seriousness of the charge.
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We will equalize access to credit and expand support for first-time homebuyers to make homeownership and the wealth-building it creates more accessible for people of color. Democrats recognize that racial wealth gaps are rooted in longstanding discrimination and unjust policies.
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It’s hypocritical of opponents of farming to lecture about the impacts of climate change, and then deny farmers a tool to help with better food security Keeping out unwanted pests and diseases is a critical part of ensuring our primary sector stays healthy and competitive
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Provided $51 million for special education, creating additional places and support for 2100 pupils in special education. Invested $60 million to help stop bullying in schools, encouraging good behaviour and training teachers in more effective classroom management.
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Tony Abbott was a senior, experienced Cabinet Minister in the Howard Coalition Government. He has a law degree and a degree in economics from the University of Sydney.
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We understand that archived material is part of New Zealand's cultural heritage, the people and places recorded in our archive collections, the histories and stories told, and the collection objects themselves - all as types of taonga. Increase access to RNZ and TVNZ archives, by unlocking 550,000 hours of television and radio content.
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Labor’s “Your Child. Our Future” plan aims to put Australia’s schools back among the very best in the world. Every student in every school will be supported to achieve their best through investment in: More one-on-one support.
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• Home detention is being introduced: Low risk offenders will be required to remain in their own homes according to their parole conditions. They will only be able to leave their homes for certain approved purposes, for example, to work.
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Good education is a game breaker. It ensures equality of opportunity and better outcomes in life.
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And we will oppose tax increases on middle class families, including those living abroad. We must help Americans deal with the staggering increase in everyday costs of living, from insurance premiums to child care to the price of gas.
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Fianna Fáil will build on this reform by making local government more transparent and more responsive to its customers. required response times for correspondence;
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To this end we will ensure that the standard of service delivered is consistent across the country and that any SME or prospective SME that visits its LEO will receive high-quality mentoring, support and seamless access to the wider range of El supports for high-potential enterprises. Equalising Tax: We will continue to improve the tax offer to small business and reduce and ultimately eliminate the historical income tax discrepancy that exists between PAYE workers and the self-employed by 2018.
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And we will seek to safeguard vulnerable minorities, including LGBT people and people with disabilities. We believe the United States must continue to be a strong advocate for the rights and opportunities of women and girls around the world.
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New Zealand First will also continue to reform the taxation systems by: simplifying processes. clarifying legislation.
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We believe there is an inseparable link between a vibrant economy and a highquality education system. It takes a vibrant economy to provide the tax base necessary to fund a high-quality education system.
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Fourth, intelligence capabilities redirected to develop far more sophisticated, timely and accurate analyses of the economic and political conditions that can fuel new conflicts. The United States must be prepared to use military force decisively when necessary to defend our vital interests.
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It means more American jobs, higher wages,
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The overwhelming concern seniors often express is their uncertainty about how to plan and budget for their retirement. Government shifting of goalposts disadvantages those looking to retire
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· We advocate for a 5% reduction in the business tax (down from 30% to 25%) for all businesses with a net income of less than $100,000. · We will support business development incentives (eg MWDI) to invest in success.
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The ingredients for such a world class system already exist, but the Gardaí are currently falling short of that goal, and there is a decline in public confidence in the force. In a changing world there is an increasing need for the Garda Síochána to adapt and change, so that it can better serve the community.
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The situation in Canterbury highlights Labour’s failure to provide leadership in water management. Labour was aware of Environment Canterbury’s shortcomings, including that fact there was no regional plan in place 20 years after it was required by law.
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Devolve further revenue-raising powers away from Westminster, to regions from Cornwall to the north-east. We will ensure that any powers devolved are matched by the funding to deliver on the needs of local people.
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and encourage the behaviour change needed in response. These reforms will integrate closely with the proposals set out in the ‘Restoring our nature and countryside’ section on page 57.
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Complete and implement the comprehensive wider review of Industry Training Policy. In particular, we will address any structural issues that hamper cooperation between on the-job and off-the-job training providers.
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Said in 2001 that reducing the impact of rheumatic fever was a priority. They did nothing.
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Food and water security are already the defining issues of the 21st century Food producers are coming under enormous pressure to increase productivity while using fewer natural resources.
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Asia’s growth offers Australia tremendous potential to significantly increase our exports by utilising our competitive advantages as a nation – as long as we position ourselves so that we are ready to seize these opportunities and unleash Australia’s real economic potential. For example, estimates suggest that Asian demand could almost double our net energy exports over the next 20 years.
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Increasingly workers have little or no say about their conditions at all. It doesn't have to be this way.
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* bring back accountability. The Ministry of Health will audit district health boards to ensure they are delivering effective and efficient health services.
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Remove barriers to hormone treatments for transgender and gender diverse young people Ensure the rights of intersex people are respected and protected
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and introduce the legal test of ‘guilty but insane’. New Zealand First will also ensure that offenders are made accountable for their actions to the victims of their crimes, and that they are made to pay for the emotional and physical damage they cause.
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Labor also made changes to the Fair Work Act in 2013 to ensure that the Fair Work Commission took into account the need to provide additional remuneration for employees working outside normal hours, including weekends. This is in sharp contrast with the Abbott-Turnbull Government which has made it clear penalty rates should be cut, through the Productivity Commission’s report.
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• The economy has now grown in eight of the past nine quarters. • 63,000 new jobs have been created in the past two years.
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Combining payments into one, simpler scheme and raising the point at which the means test starts from $33,000 to $50,000. For a typical middle Australian family, this means an extra $70-80 a week.
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This will allow for a better work life balance, give parents more flexibility in their career and contribute enormously to the well-being of the new born child. Increase maternity benefit from 26 weeks to 30 weeks at a cost of €40m per annum.
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The Progressive Democrats strongly support the European Union. We have always supported the various constitutional treaties as they were put to the Irish people.
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We will protect the NHS budget and we will prioritise funding for dementia research.
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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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Like all Americans, American Indians want safe communities for their families; but inadequate resources and neglect have, over time, allowed criminal activities to plague Indian country.
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and introduce new rigorous tests for pesticides. Only pesticides that pass this test, and demonstrably don’t harm bees, butterflies and other wildlife, will be approved for use in UK.
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This can include more zebra crossings, kerb extensions to improve pedestrian visibility, intersection layouts designed for people on bikes, and light- controlled mid-block crossings. A variety of road shaping adjustments and features help to make driving safer around kids and schools.
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National is building a safer New Zealand. We’ve embarked on a comprehensive programme of reform to protect communities, prevent crime, and put victims first.
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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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• Ensure that all school leavers receive a Record of Achievement, replacing the current leaving certificates which often give no indication of what the student has achieved. The Record of Achievement will detail the range and level of all skills-academic, vocational and personal-which a student has acquired at school.
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Retail Planning Guidelines to ensure they promote retail competition. We will identify suitable locations for more large-store formats, like IKEA, and amend the Retail Planning Guidelines accordingly.
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