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This investment is paying off as critical readiness indicators are improving. However, the real proof of military readiness is combat performance.
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In line with these recommendations, the Green Party will implement a charge on the use of irrigation water. This charge will apply to irrigation water and not other uses such as hydro or municipal use because irrigation is a consumptive use for private profit.
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Strengthening the law to ensure landlords who let unsuitable properties like garages or warehouses can be prosecuted Introducing clear standards for meth testing and contamination, and making it easier for tenants to end a tenancy if a property has unsafe meth levels.
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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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Ending the benefits cap and the punitive sanctions regime. Supporting increases to Carers Allowance and Statutory Maternity Pay
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We believe that we have a moral and profound duty to honor, respect, and uphold our sacred obligation to the Indian nations and Indian peoples. We will manage for tribal sacred places,
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Multiculturalism: Positive
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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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and bring to an end the enormous waste of public funds resulting from delays in processing applications and expensive court actions taken against the state. Domestic Violence: We will introduce consolidated and reformed domestic violence legislation to address all aspects of domestic violence, threatened violence and intimidation in a manner which provides protection to victims.
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proposing policy for approval by the Council and spearheading cross-portfolio initiatives as well as initiatives in co-operation with other local authorities.
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But we will not support any government that continues to play second fiddle to other countries in Europe. We will not permit any coalition of which we are part to pursue the path of deference to powerful European leaders.
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Create a national helpline for victims of domestic and sexual violence – regardless of gender – to provide support, encourage reporting and secure more convictions. Work to ensure the whole criminal justice system updates practice in line with the Director of Public Prosecutions’ guidance on sexual consent.
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Law and Order: Positive
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We oppose the use of public funds to perform or promote abortion or to fund organizations, like Planned Parenthood, so long as they provide or refer for elective abortions or sell fetal body parts rather than provide healthcare.
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Provide safer neighbourhoods The Coalition will work with local councils and police to ensure that more crime-prone areas have closed circuit TV (CCTV).
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Regional communities face problems neither they, nor government, can directly control Some are seasonal, such as drought or flood; some are ongoing structural challenges such as the ageing of the nonmetropolitan population and the loss of young people to the major cities; some are external, such as unstable or corrupt international markets.
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and €25 per week when the child is in their pre-school year and in primary school. Work with providers to expand the number of childcare places.
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Bring in tougher penalties for trafficking, ensure greater prosecution of traffickers and improve support services for their victims,
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End the practice of levying rates on publiclyfunded schools in the free education system. Replace the rest of the complicated grants system for primary and second level schools with a single block grant that can be used on a multi-annual basis if required.
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and understands better than anyone how to reconcile the interests of employers, employees and other groups to agree a shared agenda for progress. Fianna Fáil also understands that a partnership approach with public sector workers is central to achieving improvements in public services.
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At a time of massive income and wealth inequality, we believe the wealthiest Americans and largest corporations must pay their fair share of taxes.
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-> Invest in important regional roading projects, and support public transport with subsidies and investment in new and upgraded infrastructure. We are committed to continuing improvements to our transport infrastructure.
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power centralised at Westminster, local economies starved of investment,
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Create creative enterprise zones to grow and regenerate the cultural output of areas across the UK. Examine the available funding and planning rules for live music venues and the grassroots music sector, protecting venues from further closures.
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- Make the European Union (EU) work more effectively and democratise its institutions. - Widen Europe to include the new democracies of central and eastern Europe.
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We advocate the creation of Farm Savings Accounts to help growers manage risks brought on by turbulence in global markets and nature itself. Mindful that 98 percent of the 2 million farms in this country are owned by individuals or family farming partnerships, we affirm our fight against the death tax.
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Implementing the Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation, which will provide massively increased resources to third level institutions,
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Labor is proposing to: Amend section 76 of the Competition and Consumer Act to allow a court to apply higher penalties for conduct that targets or disproportionately impacts disadvantaged Australians, or apply lower penalties when firms have provided adequate compensation to those affected. Include a requirement in the Competition and Consumer Act that the ACCC prioritise investigation of conduct that targets or disproportionately impacts disadvantaged Australians.
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We have already started this process by publishing the Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation which for the first time outlines an “all Government” approach to R&D across nine departments. This involves investing over 38.2 billion up to 2013 across sectors such as Health, Agri-food, Energy, Marine, Geoscience and Environmental research.
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As a result of Republican leadership, total student aid for higher education has increased to a historic $73 billion proposed for 2005. Next year, almost 10 million students and parents will receive one or more grants, loans, or work-study awards.
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and with communities able to take charge of aspects of their own local development – through, for example, establishing local banks and community energy cooperatives. Devolve further revenue-raising powers away from Westminster, to regions from Cornwall to North East England.
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and now we can be the first country to have pay equity for women. The Green Party has a plan to ensure that women and their families are treated fairly and paid better than they are now.
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subject to our overriding commitment to economic stability and our EMU obligations. The tax and spending commitments given in this manifesto are subject to the over-riding requirement for fiscal stability as expressed by the terms of the Stability and Growth Pact.
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and impacts on the environment. Support research and development of a natural alternative to 1080
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Implement the strong enforcement provisions in the new legislation by requiring planning authorities to establish designated performance-driven planning and environmental enforcement teams. Ensure that guidelines on flood risk management are implemented to prohibit building in flood plains.
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We have a vision of a New Zealand free from all forms discrimination against women – including economic, political, social, direct, and indirect discrimination. The Greens envision a world where there is equality between men and women.
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We will immediately suspend all deportation flights and allow refugees to live freely, with a right to work, whilst their applications are considered. Create a new Ministry for the Interior that will be fully committed to upholding human rights.
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support all appropriate sanctuaries and measures to protect marine mammals from hunting, except for sustainable indigenous subsistence hunting. reaffirm support for a comprehensive international ban on commercial whaling, the abolition of so called „scientific‟ whaling, and an international ban on the sale of whale meat and byproducts.
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In pursuing the goal of quality government we will start at the top: Parliament. At present individual MPs in all parties are restricted in their independence to represent their electorates by the 'whipping' system.
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We will provide health check/screening appointment for all children in the year they start school. We will extend medical cards
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Funding for tertiary education will shrink in real terms by 10. 4 percent out to 2018 under National's budget projections. However, higher levels of research and development activity in New Zealand will require higher numbers of skilled people from a broad range of disciplines.
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That provision has triggered another veto threat from the Commander- in-Chief, even though the bill passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in both the House and Senate. He would have the members of the Reserve and Guard train on, and potentially be deployed with, equipment that is no longer used by their active duty comrades.
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End the gender pay gap, and require a minimum 40% of all members of public company and public sector boards to be women.
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This party for 18 years has stood for people. No ifs, buts or maybe's.
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So far, over 40,000 loans have been taken up. To help match the right apprentice to the right apprenticeship and lift completion rates, the Government has established the Australian Apprenticeship Support Network, supported by $200 million of annual funding.
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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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This will require changes to the conventions of Parliament to ensure that a government only falls if it loses a vote of confidence. Relaxing the 'whip' will force the Government and Opposition to be more mindful of the concerns of their caucuses.
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There is no simplistic or quick fix, but there are solutions. Labour will tackle crime focusing on five key areas: protecting victims, strengthened legislation; tackling the drugs crisis; reforming the Gardaí and a more effective sentencing and prisons policy.
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Support a review to ensure the right to privacy is included in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. Promote the right of New Zealanders to have full access to their personal information held on government databases to ensure it is correct and require that information be held in New Zealand.
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Protect the “arm’s length principle” which promotes the Arts Council’s political autonomy in disbursing state funding to artists and arts organisations; Guarantee the independence of the National Cultural Institutions;
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The Nationals will expand the existing Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry portfolio to include a new responsibility for Food Security. The Minister responsible will ensure that the importance of food security to Australia is fully recognised in government decision-making
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Provide free counseling and well subsidised legal support for those affected by family and sexual violence. Improve the quality and accountability of CYFS services throughout the country, including in rural and provincial rohe.
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Implementing the Strategy for Science, Technology and Innovation, which will provide massively increased resources to third level institutions,
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Labour believes that arts and culture are an intrinsic part of society. Policy in this area must foster and strengthen the creative capacity of all of our citizens and communities, giving them opportunities for arts participation, while also supporting the world class artists we produce.
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Same day tests and diagnosis will become the norm. By extending the use of NHS Direct and increasing the numbers of dentists, patients will get easier access to NHS dentistry wherever they live.
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the emphasis being on recovery as far as is possible and on facilitating full information and choice for patients around all forms of treatment including talking therapies Care in the community should be provided and adequately resourced where possible with hospital admission as a last resort
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We will roll it out faster to high priority areas. We will end billions of dollars of wasteful spending on the NBN and deliver more of the modern infrastructure we urgently need while encouraging competition wherever possible to put downward pressure on prices
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• The fresh vegetable and processed fruit export sectors are increasingly important -up 39 per cent and 26 per cent in value respectively for the year ended 1992. • Access to the Japanese market for apples has been achieved.
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The Nationals will deliver high quality communications infrastructure to all regional Australians, and provide access to: High-speed broadband internet;
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all taxpayers will contribute according to their means. those who have most will pay the most and no group will be sheltered.
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We will increase competition on the high street. Following the Competition and Market Authorities inquiry we want a market share test and at least two new challenger banks.
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To prevent people from working elsewhere when they have no guarantee of regular work, will be banned Workers on zero-hours contracts must be given at least twelve hours advance notice of work.
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backed by the strongest military on the planet. Quite simply, the Republican Party is committed to rebuilding the U.S. military into the strongest on earth, with vast superiority over any other nation or group of nations in the world.
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Extending Luas from the City Centre to Liffey Junction (Broadstone/Cabra). Extending Luas to Rathfarnham subject to feasibility study.
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It is now well acknowledged that inequality hampers growth. The IMF, OECD, Reserve Bank of England, and various Nobel economists are all saying that more equal growth is good for the rich as well as the poor, and that more equal growth equals longer, stronger, and higher growth.
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Many of the functions of national government can be provided more efficiently at a regional level. set up elected Regional Authorities and integrate with existing regional bodies;
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Committed to jointly funding the City Rail Link, together with the Auckland Council for a construction start in 2020 Invested $485 million to upgrade the Wellington commuter rail system.
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The first five years of life are crucial to a child's future. Our goal is to lift participation by three year olds in early childhood education to 90 per cent by the year 2000.
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it’s why the emphasis on renewable energy, and on energy efficiency, is so important, and why we need to keep investing in public transport,
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We will restore policy stability and certainty to our live exports trade. We will better manage our precious water resources to help our agriculture sector grow to become the ‘Food Bowl of Asia’ and achieve ‘food security’ in a world demanding more food resources.
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Our plans include obliging banks to provide information about companies automatically to HMRC, and abolishing the rule that allows non-domiciled residents not to pay tax on foreign income. Consider making the £2 billion industry of designing, promoting and selling tax avoidance schemes illegal.
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On the 2016 Pre Election Economic and Fiscal Outlook (PEFO) budget forecasts and projections Labor will: Reduce the deficit every year until the budget returns to balance. •Balance the budget in 2020-21, the same year as the Government.
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An important part of crime prevention is the prevention of re-offending once offenders are released back into the community. The Government has taken significant steps in this area:
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Evaluation, improvement in performance and constant modernisation have become part and parcel of people’s working lives in the private sector. We will ensure that the delivery of services in the public sector are evaluated and improved in similar ways.
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And again let me remind you, it's been done in the teeth of tenacious opposition from the Labor Party to virtually every fundamental reform that we have tried to bring about. They tried to stop us getting the budget back into the black, they opposed our industrial relations reforms, they opposed our taxation reforms, they opposed many of our welfare reforms.
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Replace the First Past the Post system for local government with a fair and proportional voting system. Voters will be asked to elect half the Council every two years to ensure that fast changing local concerns and priorities can be expressed at the ballot box on a regular basis.
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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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Support junior cycle reform, but delay assessments until third year, since overemphasis on assessment in second year may be counter-productive Increase the proportion of our research budget supporting a greater number of PhD students.
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Doubling Special Forces capability. Next, we need to create a "New Total Force," a military prepared to defeat any enemy, at any time, in any place.
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As Conservatives, we believe absolutely in equality of opportunity – the idea that every child, in every part of the country, should have a fair chance. It is not only the most important thing we can do to unleash the UK’s potential, but is at the heart of creating a fair and just society.
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- Increased sentences plus education and drug treatment for persistent offenders. - A bill of rights for victims.
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Foremost among those institutions is the American family. It is the foundation of civil society,
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the average wage of an Irish worker in 2014 was €2,000 a year lower than was the case in 2007. the strike by Dunnes stores workers last spring highlighted the scandal of workers having no certainty over when and for how long they work on a week to week basis.
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We will also encourage the establishment of a futures market for dairy produce and encourage price stabilisation tools to combat price volatility. Sheepmeat: Developing the sheep sector is a key focus of the Food Wise 2025 strategy.
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• Creation of the "aquaculture variation" policy has led to significant diversification in the marine farming industry. Species ranging from seaweed to rock lobster and southern bluefin tuna can now be farmed.
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We will provide health check/screening appointment for all children in the year they start school. We will extend medical cards
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It also means Indigenous students, students with disability or additional learning needs and students from low socio-economic backgrounds will miss out on the support they need to achieve their best. The Liberals will rip $168 million from the University of Tasmania over the next five years.
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Require diversity in public appointments. We will introduce a presumption that every shortlist should include at least one BAME candidate.
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Equality: Positive
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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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Law and Order: Positive
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Reduce the working week without loss of pay and create tens of thousands of jobs by sharing out the work.
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Labour Groups: Positive
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Decisions about strategy and objectives must be made by the leaders in each region, not by central governments Local communities must take a greater role in deciding the projects that will lead to economic and social benefits in their areas
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We also seek the development of the private sector cultural industry via appropriate financial support for projects to improve the cultural infrastructure in Ireland. In 2007, over €216m is being provided for arts and cultural projects in Ireland.
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Culture: Positive
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Investing in renewable power so that at least 80 per cent of UK electricity is generated from renewables by 2030 – and banning fracking for good.
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Anti-Growth Economy: Positive
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Our Education Information Programme for Families and Communities will help increase parents involvement in and support for their children’s learning. We will reduce class sizes for new entrants.
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This concern is not limited to banks, supermarkets and petrol retailers. Many people are worried that Australia’s markets are not sufficiently competitive in a range of areas.
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Producing robust, independent information on New Zealand’s environment to enhance the integrity of our clean green brand and direct our focus Having the cleanest air quality on record, saving hundreds of lives
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and we will not support a race-to-the-bottom for any agricultural standards in any post-Brexit scenario. SDLP MPs in Westminster will ensure that our agri-food industry has a voice at the top table when it comes to decisions on agri-food and new markets.
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Ensure adequate facilities to enable agricultural colleges and local training centres to achieve best educational practice and provide students with a top class-learning environment.
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"The NZDF has an important role to play in delivering a safe and secure New Zealand, a rules-based international order and a strong global economy underpinned by open trade routes. “ Boosted defence spending in Budget 2014 by $535 million over the next four years.
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Military: Positive
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There are enough new renewable power plants like windfarms consented and ready to be built to provide the extra electricity needed to power millions of electric cars in New Zealand. But there aren’t many second hand electric cars around and buying a brand new car is too expensive for most people.
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Anti-Growth Economy: Positive
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Older New Zealanders are living longer, healthier and increasingly independent lives. National is committed to ensuring older New Zealanders have the security, wellbeing, and respect they deserve.
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Develop publicly owned food markets in cities and towns to encourage more direct selling from producers to consumers Support the generally extensive, grass-based nature of cattle, sheep and goat production in Ireland - the planned increase in production under the revised CAP must be achieved without compromising that
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Agriculture and Farmers: Positive
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