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We will also double our successful Aid Match scheme, which matches donations to charity from the aid budget. We will boost partnerships between UK institutions and their counterparts in the developing world,
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and we will complete the Astute class of hunter-killer submarines. Our two new aircraft carriers will project British military power for the next fifty years:
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There are 59 dentists per 100,000 people in major cities, but only 35 in inner regional, 29 in outer regional, and 20 in remote or very remote areas This is in spite of the fact that regional Australians suffer from higher rates of many diseases, more injuries and higher suicide and death rates.
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This party for 18 years has stood for people. No ifs, buts or maybe's.
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• making the fight against cancer, heart disease and stroke the top priority for investment and reform, with earmarked extra funding of £1 billion by 2004. The number of cardiologists will increase by around half and cancer specialists by nearly a third by 2005 compared to 1999- 2000.
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We're going to ask the parent bodies, in conjunction with the principals, to submit their plans directly to the Federal Government. And of the billion dollars, $700 million is going to be allocated to government schools and $300 million to the poorer resourced Catholic and independent schools.
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We want our rivers to be clean enough for swimming, playing, fishing, and gathering kai, and to remain clean and healthy enough for our children and grandchildren to enjoy in the future. The Green Party has a vision for Aotearoa New Zealand where families can head down to their local swimming hole and jump right in without worrying about getting sick.
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Renewable energy and energy efficiency make great sense economically and will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. Huge investments are being made in renewable energy internationally with the cost of solar generation in particular dropping dramatically in the recent years.
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The Hobart Airport is also the main gateway to Tasmania with two million passengers entering the state by air every year. With passenger numbers forecast to increase by 130 per cent and aircraft movements expected to double over the next 20 years, there has never been a more important time to invest in infrastructure in Tasmania.
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Red-Tape Reduction: Administrative burdens act as a drag on the economic recovery and Fine Gael will target a €1bn reduction in the cost of the red tape during the course of the next government. To this end, we will establish a High Level Group on Business Regulation, with an independent chairperson.
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We have changed the rules so that the members of the next Dáil will elect their chair by secret ballot. This will reinforce the independence of the office holder, making it clear that he or she has no ties to the Government of the day.
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The Māori Party, in consultation with whānau, hapū, iwi, and hapori Māori will progress the following legislative reform: NRAIT and Mawhera Leases
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We will also give workers greater ability to obtain rulings deeming them a permanent employee not a contractor or casual employee, and require companies to take more responsibility for the working conditions of staff employed by their contractors.
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- 48 km fresh water pipe (69 per cent of total) - More than 355,000sq metres of roading (27 per cent of total)
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We back the planned expansion of childcare with 30hours a week of free nursery education for all 3 and 4 year olds and eligible 2 year olds, providing the best possible start in life for younger Scots and making life easier for their parents.
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We will put all government services on-line by 2005, to improve access to services and spur business on-line. We will work to ensure that broadband, which allows fast internet access, is accessible in all parts of the country.
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The last 12 years have been a nightmare of Republican irresponsibility and neglect. America's leadership is indifferent at home and uncertain in the world.
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President Bush is rightly refocusing the relationship on emerging and potential common interests and challenges, especially broadening our already extensive cooperation in the War on Terror and promoting beneficial bilateral trade and investment relations. At the same time, Republicans believe that Russia's uneven commitment to the basic values of democracy remains a matter of great concern.
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We will combine the existing regulators into a single Office of Utility Regulation, reporting to a Cabinet Minister responsible for consumer affairs. This new office will contain a regulatory board for each industry and will be, charged with protecting the consumer and ensuring that excess profits are used to reduce prices and increase investment in improved services.
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We will look at various ways in which organisations with experience in children's sports and fitness might provide schools with support. ePortfolios: In partnership with industry, we will pilot a cloud-based ePortfolio system at primary level which will act as a storage and private reference system that allows pupils, along with their parents, to track their own academic achievements.
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Delivering National Standards in schools to ensure every child learns the basics in literacy and numeracy. Introduced Nga Whanaketanga Rumaki Maori, Maori-medium National Standards, to improve literacy and numeracy and raise achievement among students in Maori language immersion classes.
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We will invest an additional $140m to roll out highspeed broadband to a further 74,000 rural homes and businesses Through the MBSF we will also provide mobile coverage on around 1,000 kilometres of black spots on State Highways and more than 100 remote tourist areas
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The Beef Data and Genomics Programme will spend over €300m on modernising and improving efficiency in the beef herd as well as supporting farm incomes. This, in tandem with the introduction of a framework for producer organisations and knowledge transfer schemes (discussion groups), will support farmers in increasing efficiency and profitability.
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We will:Introduce a National Standard for Fencing of Livestock and Riparian Strips The Green Party will implement a National Environment Standard (NES) for Fencing of Livestock and Riparian Planting that will require fencing to keep livestock out of all waterways, lakes, and permanent wetlands, and encourage riparian planting.
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Encourage environmental innovation and sensibility by introducing user pays for all water-takes and polluter pays for any individual or entity who introduces point or non-point polluting discharges into rivers or lakes; Amend the Environmental Reporting Bill to recognise the sensitivity of salmonids (trout and salmon) to degraded freshwater systems (pollution, low flows and elevated water temperatures), by including the reporting of their quantity and condition within the freshwater domain;
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This package stands in contrast to the Coalition, who will rip workers’ entitlements away. Australian employees work hard and deserve to know that their wages, superannuation and other entitlements are safe.
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In particular, Labour will ensure that the Medical Corps is fit for purpose, and able to attract sufficient personnel, and will develop an appropriate timescale for the renewal of the naval fleet. The Reserve Defence Force is a valuable resource, which will be optimised in overseas missions with the Defence Forces.
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reform Australia's Migration Regulations, especially with regard to freedom from arbitrary detention, protection of the family unit, and other United Nations guidelines. ensure that any decisions affecting human rights within Australia are necessary, proportionate, consistent with international human rights law, and imposed in a transparent and accountable manner.
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We know that our rights online are being trampled, as government has given law enforcement and spy agencies free reign over the internet. Australian Internet Service Providers are now required by law to retain data on their users, which law enforcement and government agencies may access at any time, with no judicial oversight.
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and displaying courage, skill, and resourcefulness on the battlefield, the men and women of our Armed Forces removed the dictator of Iraq, a declared enemy of America who had the capability and intent to produce weapons of mass murder, and could have passed that capability to terrorists bent on killing Americans. That was a risk we could not take.
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• Ensure that high-income earners pay their fair share • Bias income tax rates to provide relief to low income earners
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and to enshrine an open and effective right of redress. Support and protect Internet freedom.
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The forthcoming UK Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) must take full account of the particular challenges and opportunities of the northern regional dimension, and of the need to be more effective at combatting cyberterrorism where the SDSR must lay out a clear strategy,
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We also have a common problem: The continuing erosion of personal liberty and fundamental rights under the current officials in the Kremlin. Repressive at home and reckless abroad,
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made the police more accountable through Police and Crime Commissioners, increased transparency through crime maps,
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• Work with other sympathetic countries, and with committed organisations like Greenpeace and the World Wide Fund for Nature, to establish a whale sanctuary in the Southern Ocean. • Promote an international regime for the management of all fishing of migratory fish species, as a logical next step to Labour's earlier campaign against driftnet fishing.
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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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By having an active foreign policy and making sure our voice is heard, we can help secure the best outcomes for Australia and Australians. That is why the Australian Government has taken an active role in international efforts to respond to the global financial crisis, to tackle climate change, and to help build a better future for Afghanistan.
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We have restored America’s leadership at the UN by cooperating with our partners there when we can and respectfully disagreeing with them when we must, reversing the previous administration’s disdain for the UN. The President’s leadership at the UN has enabled us to make real progress on a number of top national security priorities, including getting Russia and China on board to implement the toughest UN sanctions ever on Iran and North Korea.
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Labour will maintain free entry to museums and invest in our museums and heritage sector. Conservative cuts to the Arts Council and local authorities have created a very tough financial climate for museums, with some closing or reducing their services, and others starting to charge entry fees.
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Reform the law on mental capacity Stronger laws against unfair discrimination
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We want to ensure trainees pick up these skills while they are learning. Keep investing, alongside employers, in intensive literacy and numeracy training for those workers with very low levels of literacy and numeracy or with English as a second language.
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• Investigate the establishment of a new crown research institute for information technology which might embrace strategic research for our promising software and electronics industries. • Conduct an early review of copyright law.
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• More school leavers are achieving university entrance standard, which allows them to go into tertiary study at degree level. Created the Youth Guarantee which helps keep 16-and 17-year olds engaged in learning, by allowing them to study towards school-level qualifications, free of charge, at polytechs, wananga, and private training institutions.
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Labour would:Deliver more bureaucracy, committees, strategies and working groups at the expense of front line health services. Good health is hugely important to families.
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• Vigorously defend rights of free speech and expression against politically correct censorship. • Reduce other regulations and red tape restricting the freedom of artists along with other entrepreneurs.
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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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We will improve competition rules so competitive forces drive productivity growth. We will review competition policy and deliver more competitive markets because there will be, for the first time in two decades, a root and branch review of competition laws.
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The Coalition Government’s Australian Heritage Strategy sets out the action we are taking to support and promote our remarkable natural, historic and Indigenous heritage. Protection of Australia’s national and world heritage is a fundamental pillar of the Government’s environment policy.
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Over 90% will be better off. It is not fair for a young person, with two jobs, stacking supermarket shelves all night to pay secondary tax while a very rich person with millions pays no tax.
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Within 18 months, we will publish a new defence White Paper with costed, affordable ways to meet Australia’s important defence and national security objectives We will ensure that Australia does not have a submarine capability gap
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We must take measures to ensure that ‘white collar’ or corporate crime is treated by the authorities with the same efficiency and stringency as any other type of crime. Continue the work already initiated by the Green Party and re-establish a Cabinet subcommittee to consider all aspects of fraud and white-collar criminality
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9. Introduce citizens’ assemblies, based on town hall meetings, which can choose delegates for national assemblies on a rotating basis; 10. End the concept of ‘stakeholders representative’ chosen by those in authority;
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– which is why inequality has fallen, and child and pensioner poverty are down – and they will continue to do so.
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give new powers for communities to shape their high streets, including power over payday lenders and the number of fixed-odds betting terminals meet our promises to devolve further powers to Scotland and Wales
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and provide information and policy advice on the private rented sector. Radically reform the law so as to:
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103 of the Land and Water Forum's recommendations are being progressed, with a further 30 to be considered as part of future work. Indicator reports on river conditions and swimming suitability show water quality is generally improving at most monitored sites, with overall concentrations of nutrients and bacteria either stable or improving.
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This package stands in contrast to the Coalition, who will rip workers’ entitlements away. Australian employees work hard and deserve to know that their wages, superannuation and other entitlements are safe.
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We will introduce better accounting systems to allow civil and public service managers to make decisions on the basis of clearer benefits and costs, including the introduction of full accrual accounting
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Ensure that Distance & Itinerant students’ needs are ring-fenced and protected and open up funding streams such as ORRS for students with disabilities and special needs; Develop an NZQA qualification for teaching by correspondence;
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Feeding our nation and fulfilling our trade obligations is a fundamental challenge The Nationals have, and will continue to, provide the nation with a renewed focus in policy direction and maintain a crucial national advantage that we have too long taken for granted… the nation’s food security.
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The NHS needs to be strengthened and improved. - Cut waiting lists.
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and will make the advancement of sport and recreation a central part of its policies in government. We see sport as an essential part of building a better Ireland for hardworking families and communities.
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Introduce a digital bill of rights that protects people’s powers over their own information, supports individuals over large corporations,
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Individuals will be referred to this body by their own Credit Union therefore retaining the local knowledge link while establishing a high standard of central financial control. An additional €4bn in lending can be opened up via Credit Union lending which will facilitate some 20,000 new mortgages.
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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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(bus, LUAS, DART, Irish Rail etc) in single journeys. Invest €90 million under the NDP in the Rural Transport Initiative.
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Everyone who runs a household budget knows the sense behind responsible spending, but it’s a basic rule that governments have sometimes ignored. That’s why New Zealanders spent the best part of the 1990s repaying the Government’s debts.
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The Coalition has also strengthened laws to help our agencies to monitor, investigate, arrest and prosecute home-grown violent extremists and returning foreign fighters. This includes:The ability to arrest terrorism suspects on lower thresholds (several recent arrests to prevent terrorist attacks would not have been possible without this);
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• Investigate the prospect of exhaust emission testing as part of a vehicle's warrant of fitness. This will reduce pollution and enhance efficiency.
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Complete the N21 Adare Bypass- Newcastle West -Abbeyfeale route. Provide motorway/high quality dual carriageway from south of Gorey to the M50 by 2010.
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and to encourage more enlisted personnel and senior NCOs to become commissioned officers. Fianna Fáil conducted the biggest ever reform of Civil Defence and the Army Reserve.
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People with mental health problems should not be forced to travel to outsourced and often inappropriate residential facilities . We will thus seek to establish Welsh based specialist services for the small numbers who need acute inpatient treatment,
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We will: Seek to build a single, sustainable supply chain where the provenance and reputation of our produce is not compromised; Promote agriculture as a sustainable career for young people;
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Many budding entrepreneurs have the business ideas, vision and enthusiasm to see their idea through, but lack the necessary financial skills to ensure the idea becomes a business reality. -We will introduce a Business Advice Voucher scheme, open to 5,000 entrepreneurs in the start-up stage and early growth phase, who require finance to support their enterprise, grow and scale up.
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UnitedFuture will work with the government to ensure that ethnic communities are given opportunities to have a deeper understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi and tangata whenua; Allocate more resources to provide support for new migrants as they settle in New Zealand, so that they are able to integrate themselves well with the mainstream population.
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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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Roll out the new Performance Management and Development System (PMDS). A consistent evaluation system should identify outstanding performance and highlight underperformance.
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It’s become an essential utility, just like electricity or water. That's why Labor is delivering the National Broadband Network: high-speed, reliable, affordable broadband to every home and business in Australia
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A plan for a broader, more productive and more high tech economy. Federal Labor is backing Australian industries, using the best science to create the best jobs and the best opportunities for all Australians.
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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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A robust communications network will create better health services, better education, greater employment and more business opportunities in regional Australia. Only The Nationals understand the important role communications play in regional Australia. The Nationals will meet the challenge of bridging the communications divide between regions and capital cities, through well considered planning and prioritising of communications infrastructure.
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We are the party of America's growers, producers, farmers, ranchers, foresters, miners, commercial fishermen, and all those who bring from the earth the crops, minerals, energy, and the bounties of our seas that are the lifeblood of our economy.
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The two-parent family still provides the best environment of stability, discipline, responsibility, and character. We recognize that fathers play a critical role in providing stability for their children.
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We will: Introduce a compulsory levy on gambling companies to fund research, education and treatment of problem gambling. Ban the use of credit cards for gambling.
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We will establish more City Academies, and promote greater innovation in the supply of new schools with local consultation. We will allow greater involvement in schools by outside organisations with a serious contribution to make to raising standards.
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As at 28 July 1993, 26,077 people were receiving the childcare subsidy. • Children, Young Persons and Their Families: The Children, Young Persons and Their Families Act was brought in 1989.
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The Green Party supported the Remain campaign and continue to believe that membership of the EU makes our future more hopeful and secure. We will demand that the terms of the final deal are closely scrutinised.
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We will invest in Indian education from early childhood through college and career education. Democrats will significantly expand funding for the Bureau of Indian Education
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Develop closer relationships with the nations and institutions of East Asia. • Help New Zealand's Pacific Island neighbours find export markets for their goods and services.
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Internationalism: Positive
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Support community-based mentoring programs to allow older Australians to engage with and provide a positive role model for younger people Treating people differently because of their age is not sustainable and will not be condoned by The Nationals.
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We will introduce a new system of annual open and transparent reporting which will ensure that every Government Agency is held to account every year on its progress. We will require each Local Authority to spell out how it intends to roll out the
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Yet there is no comprehensive system to collect data that would allow the Department of Veterans’ Affairs, ex-service organisations and frontline homelessness services to identify, connect and support veterans experiencing homelessness. To redress this, a Shorten Labor Government will fund a comprehensive study into veterans’ homelessness to identify members of the veteran community who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
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Highly productive countries empower people to innovate through education. The National Government has a poor record on education, having cut both the Bright Futures PhD Scholarships and the NZ Science and Technology Post-doctoral Fellowships scheme in their first three years, and not funding education to a level to keep up with inflation and changing student numbers.
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The Cultural Capital Fund will have a particular focus on projects that could increase museums’ and galleries’ income and viability. Labour will end cuts to local authority budgets to support the provision of libraries, museums and galleries.
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Culture: Positive
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Give a firm commitment to the investment in needed infrastructure to boost productivity and promote balanced regional development
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We called for an increase in the maintenance grant for third level students to reflect the true cost of living. We urged the Minister to increase resources for adult literacy,
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and to improve other aspects of the elections process to ensure that our elections are the most secure in the world. We will retain the traditional method of voting by pencil and paper,
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The Green Party’s plans to unleash people power and grow democracy will :Replace the First Past the Post system for parliamentary elections with a fair and proportional voting system. We are champions of the Good Systems Agreement, a cross-party commitment to democratic reform brokered by the Make Votes Matter campaign group.
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which deserves greater support. Sinn Féin will stop the cuts to the arts budget
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Culture: Positive
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