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” We reject that view of our brave men and women in serving in the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, and Coast Guard. They perform admirably while sacrificing immeasurably.
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Maintain current levels of funding to the statutory agencies for the arts, including Irish Film Board, Culture Ireland and the Arts Council. Legislate to expand the definition of the arts as currently laid out in the Arts Act.
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We will protect Nevada and its communities from the high-level nuclear waste dump at Yucca mountain which has not been proven to be safe by sound science. We will use our natural resources to fuel our economy, but end Republican giveaways to special interests that exploit public lands without regard for environmental consequences.
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The current route is plagued by congestion and driving blackspots stymying investment across the area. -We will prioritise the commencement of the M20 from Cork and Limerick.
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Technology and Infrastructure: Positive
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One of Australia’s key competitive advantages is our reputation as a supplier of clean, green, high quality and safe food. So the most successful strategy for Australia’s food production sector will be the pursuit of new markets for high quality, high value and niche products through innovation.
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Local Government Leadership and Accountability: Recent reforms of local government have boosted local autonomy and given local councillors and Councils more influence and responsibility over the economic development of their locality. As part of the next wave of local government reform the Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government, having consulted widely with all relevant stakeholders, will prepare a report for Government by mid-2017 on potential measures to boost local government leadership and accountability.
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this will allow the victims of domestic violence to be compensated by the Tribunal. We will immediately implement practical measures to make electronic tagging of persons on bail a reality
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and making life better for people across our country. This is what underpins our policies on public finances, on education, health, housing and social justice
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That individuals are the rightful owners of their own lives and therefore have inherent freedoms and responsibilities. That the proper purpose of government is to protect such freedoms and not to assume such responsibilities.
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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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all schools to be funded and required to provide opportunities for appropriate sport and physical recreation for all school children up to and including year 12. sporting events of national significance to be available on free to air television or other free media.
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Labor’s Working Futures plan will get more young people into work – and keep them there – by giving them real skills and real opportunities. Unlike the Turnbull Government’s flawed internships scheme, Working Futures will offer real work experience and fair pay, along with the chance to achieve a proper qualification.
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and greater investment in aged care for the benefit of all kaumātua Amend existing retirement policy to enable all eligible retirees to take their superannuation at the full rate, earlier than the current eligibility age of 65 years
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A re-elected Gillard Labor Government will develop a national online assessment and learning bank for students, parents and teachers to provide a sophisticated diagnostic assessment of each student’s strengths and learning needs. With a National Curriculum and National Assessment program in place, Australia for the first time has the opportunity to develop specialised learning and assessment programs around a shared set of knowledge and skills.
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We will condemn the mistreatment of imprisoned individuals wherever it occurs, and we will hold to account those who perpetrate human rights abuses.
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The live export trade and intensive factory farming of animals is cruel, causes great suffering to animals, and should be phased out. The Australian Greens have introduced a bill that would ban live exports.
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Implement our extensive Culture & Irish Language policy. Provide increased capital investment in visitor attractions and visitor activity facilities.
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and end the abusive use of subscription services, including by making it clearer when free trials come to an end. We will also act in specific markets.
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Our two nations have cooperated well where our interests overlap, including the current War on Terror and in promoting stability on the Korean peninsula. Likewise, we have coordinated on the future of Afghanistan and have initiated a comprehensive dialogue on counterterrorism.
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Foreign Special Relationships: Positive
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The policy package fosters competitive markets as per the original intention of the CCA and ACL. Competitive markets improve consumer welfare, drive innovation, increase production and job creation and reduce the cost of living.
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It is clear that the Liberals want to see weekend penalty rates reduced. Labor does not want some of our lowest paid workers to be forced to take a pay cut.
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A Shorten Labor Government will give allergic diseases the attention and funding they deserve through this $1.1 million commitment over three years to improve management of allergic diseases. Labor’s investment will fund the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy and Anaphylaxis Australia to: Improve allergy management for young Australians: Teens and young adults are at a higher risk of fatal anaphylaxis.
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• work with farming groups to find an improved means of meeting livestock valuation requirements. • improve industry training (see Employment above)
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Despite being the main threat to Maui's dolphins, National is allowing commercial trawl fishing in 80 percent of the sanctuary and commercial set net fishing in roughly 40 percent of the sanctuary.10 Set nets are anchored to the bottom of the ocean with weights and have floats at the top of the water, creating a 'wall' of netting.
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We will call for free education across the board; All tertiary students will be entitled to a full living allowance.
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or defeat those who threaten our vital national security interests. We must rebuild troop numbers and readiness
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New Zealand has the lowest gender pay gap in the OECD, and National is committed to eliminating it altogether. We will take a major step toward that through the passing of new pay equity legislation.
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Labor and Tony Abbott are ganging up to make our national environment laws weaker. Our national environment laws are already failing to protect precious places like the Great Barrier Reef, the Tarkine, the Coorong and our Great Artesian Basin.
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Enhanced intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, space, electronic warfare and cyber capabilities; and Support for Australian Defence Force personnel – providing them with the advanced training, modern equipment and health care they deserve.
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Australia is one of the few countries that expects its agricultural producers to subsidise consumers domestically and internationally, by being forced to compete in markets with foreign producers who are heavily subsidised to increase production with little or no exposure to market or production risk. In 1996, the National Farmers Federation (NFF) posed a question: “Why have farmers’ high productivity performance not translated to a more satisfactory profitability outcome for Australian farmers?”
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We can give farmers approaching retirement, those who no longer wish to farm, or beneficiaries of farms, the opportunity to retain an income from their land, while also maximising the overall potential productivity of Irish holdings. Labour will develop mechanisms for farmers, non rural residents with inherited land and older single farmers to vest their holdings in a local co-operative farm partnership where they would retain ownership, share in the profits of such partnerships and are informed regularly of progress and plans.
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We’re making changes to improve tax treatment for feasibility and black hole expenditure We’re focused on making tax easier for business.
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• Guaranteeing New Zealand has highly-trained and capable niche force elements that can make a real contribution when called on to help with wider global military operations. Defence policy is a long-term commitment.
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We recognize Africa's promise as a trade and investment partner and the importance of trade policies that reduce poverty and promote growth in Africa. We will continue to promote policies to support newly democratic states that have shown a commitment to economic reform and respect for human rights.
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Investing in our wider arts sector through Creative NZ and Crown-funded arts agencies, at an average of $62m a year Continuing to develop Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington as part of the ongoing 100th anniversary of the First World War
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Labor is the party of Medicare and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, and prides itself on its record of delivering policies that help Australians when they need it most, regardless of income or background. That's why Labor has invested more in health care than any previous government, making up for the lost time and money of the Howard years.
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Rollout of on-going and thorough voter education initiatives aimed at mobilising citizens, increasing participation in the democratic process, and educating voters as to how the system works and how they can maximise their electoral choices; A more open and transparent electoral process brought about by comprehensive oversight and effective regulation.
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and all the tens of thousands of jobs, businesses and livelihoods that depend on a strong, sustainable and productive rural economy. Without Scotland’s historically low average farm payments, the UK would not have been eligible for additional EU ‘convergence uplift’ funding.
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with skill and experience to advise Ministers on the implications of their decisions and deliver constant improvement in services to the public.
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Elections will be conducted under a proportional representation system, and there will be a greater use of referenda on important issues,
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We shall lead the world in the hard work to end extreme child poverty and co-ordinate efforts against microbial resistance and emerging tropical diseases.
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and negative treatment of older people, including discrimination against them on the grounds of age. Continue to promote gender equality as a priority for government.
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To advance the cause of women and gender equality we will: Set an ambitious goal to see a million more women in work by 2020 thanks to more jobs, better childcare, and better back-to-work support. Challenge gender stereotyping and early sexualisation, working with schools to promote positive body image
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Over $1. 4 billion in funding for reading programs provides training for teachers and materials for children. In addition, since the passage of the No Child Left Behind Act, states have received additional funds for early childhood reading efforts.
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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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Families are no longer eligible for child tax credits for their third or subsequent child. Thousands of families in Scotland have already had their income cut
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Wood is a renewable product that stores carbon. Increasingly it will displace energy intensive steel and cement products in the construction industry.
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To deal with this morass, we urge caution in the creation of new “crimes” and a bipartisan presidential commission to purge the Code and the body of regulations of old “crimes.”
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Make grinds and revision materials available free of charge on the Internet for all subjects on the Leaving Certificate syllabus to increase accessibility to a greater number of students. Provide increasing support for the adult education sector,
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It is estimated that the lifetime cost of those now receiving welfare is $45 billion – even taking into account that some will stay on the benefit for a shorter period than others. • Taxpayers spend $8 billion a year to pay benefits to one in eight New Zealanders of working age.
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And we will maintain a DNA data base of all people convicted of a criminal offence to ensure speedier resolution of many offences. A Don Brash-led Government will get serious about protecting New Zealand’s citizens, and get tough with the small minority of violent anti-social thugs who are currently re-cycled through our courts and through our police files again and again and again.
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National will work with industry to exclude other cattle from waterways over time on intensively- farmed lowland properties. Advance the Land and Water Forum's recommendations
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This will include armour kits where appropriate. Upgrade and replace individual weapons.
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I am releasing details today of the kinds of projects which could be brought forward. · They could include key rail and road projects, - like work on the North South junction north of Wellington.
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Sound budget management means a sustainable surplus over the medium-term because governments have to live within their means if we wish to leave the next generation better off, not worse off. We will manage the economy and Budget responsibly to ensure our children are not burdened by unfairly high taxes and left with an unfair debt legacy.
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There is also a significant funding shortfall that is not accounted for in the budget, because the Liberals have not funded their Emissions Reduction Fund beyond 2020, despite committing to new 2030 emissions reduction targets. The Australian Industry Group estimates the cost of reaching these targets through the Emissions Reduction Fund to be around $60-140 billion in today’sdollars.
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The Treaty is not part of the New Zealand Constitution. It is not capable of supporting the extraction of so-called ‘principles’ for any legislative or government purpose.
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We will set up a Human Rights Commission to strengthen the protection of individual rights. We will create a Ministry for Justice responsible for protecting human rights and overseeing the administration of the legal system, the courts and legal aid.
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o Ensure there is as much prison space as needed, including new youth prisons so young inmates can be kept from the influence of habitual criminals. o Make home detention 'home and work' detention.
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Set ambitious targets to cut wasteful spending; Reform the delivery of public services to ensure that they meet the needs and expectations of the public;
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We expect GPs to come together to provide greater access, more innovative services, share data and offer better facilities, while ensuring care remains personal – particularly for older and more vulnerable people – with named GPs accountable for individual patients.
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Pass a Nature Act to increase access to green spaces and a Green Transport Act to cut air pollution.
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That is why last year, we announced: A 1.5 percentage point tax cut for incorporated small businesses with a turnover of less than $2 million per year;
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We will clarify the division of powers between Wales and the UK Government. We will: devolve to the Welsh Assembly control over its own affairs– including the Assembly name, size and electoral system, Assembly elections and voting age.
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The ICT industry will be encouraged to lead this development. Within six months of coming to power, we will tender for the upgrade and “broadband enabling” of telephone exchanges in those, mainly rural, areas where it has been uneconomic for the private sector to do so.
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Continue the drive for diversity in business leadership, pushing for at least 40% of board members being women in FTSE 350 companies and implementing the recommendations of the Parker review to increase ethnic minority representation.
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MANA is committed to job creation with work that is socially, economically and environmentally useful in our communities. All workers on job creation schemes are entitled to wages which are at a minimum equivalent to fulltime, minimum wage, with the right to join a trade union.
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This will be a far better way to help developing nations lift themselves out of poverty and become self-sufficient. Even Bono has now admitted it.
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The President plans to reduce our naval forces by retiring seven cruisers and slowing work on amphibious ships and attack submarines, further reducing the Navy that already has the smallest fleet since the early years of the twentieth century. And he will reduce ground forces by separating 100,000 soldiers and Marines—many of whom will be discharged after recently returning from combat—and another 100,000 under the sequester.
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We will develop environmental productivity indicators. We have set a target for the recycling of 35 per cent of household waste by 2015, and will work with all local authorities to introduce kerbside recycling schemes wherever appropriate.
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You have had to put up with escalating violent crime for too long. I'm determined to get on top of it.
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We will instigate another round of applications to ensure full use of the fund allocated for this scheme. We will publish clear guidelines for farmers applying for Areas of Natural Constraint payments to avoid the lengthy waiting period thousands of farmers endured in 2015.
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Integrate screening results into the My Health Record to ensure seamless referrals to health practitioners. Collect consistent national data to support monitoring, evaluation, awareness raising, research, education and continued destigmatisation activities.
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National will ensure the Navy has a modern vessel capable of supporting joint operations in a range of maritime environments. Upgrade and modernise the LAVs to ensure they remain capable of dealing with modern threats.
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Instead, the Government has ensured that Federal money will flow into State bureaucracies rather than delivering genuine reform of the system. Saddled with huge deficits and a looming net debt of $94 billion, Labor is breaking every promise it made about health in the 2007 election campaign.
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Labor has a comprehensive plan to boost investment and jobs in renewable energy, including: Ensuring that at least 50 per cent of the nation’s electricity is sourced from renewable energy by 2030. Expanding the investment mandate of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation.
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It will support projects which complement existing domestic and family violence services that provide ongoing support to women including access to financial counselling and legal services. Labor’s Safe Housing program will also provide funding for initiatives that increase the safety of women and children in their own homes.
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As another major step towards a more stable and secure future for workers, we will implement recommendations from business, Government and unions for a statutory minimum redundancy payment for all staff equivalent to four weeks' pay. 17 The Green Party will also require that all the employment agreements contain some redundancy provision, encouraging employers and staff to negotiate extra payments based on length of service.
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More resources are needed for disadvantaged and traveller students. class sizes should be reduced to a ratio of 20 pupils for every teacher.
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• Insist on high environmental standards for ships entering our waters, and restrict ship movements around areas of high conservation values.
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We in the ACT Party are in no doubt at all about which of these two men offers the better prospect for our great country, and we have already declared publicly that we will give Confidence and Supply to a John Key-led Government. The Labour Party is advocating policies which nobody who cares for our long-term future could support
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* New Zealand to have the highest growth, and lowest unemployment, in the OECD, and to have the highest living standards in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Economic Growth: Positive
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Republicans are committed to winning the War on Terror and will continue to implement policies that promote jobs, investment, and growth in every region of the country and every sector of our economy. Let us be clear: If government is to meet the most pressing needs of our time and still maintain fiscal discipline, government leaders must set priorities and stick with them.
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Develop a network of Park and Ride Facilities outside the M-50 as being critical to cutting commute times and to fully exploit the existing rail network.
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Technology and Infrastructure: Positive
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Fine Gael recognises the important ongoing contribution senior citizens make in our society. We are determined to promote active ageing
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More dedicated elective theatres will support more operations and shorter waiting times. Surgery will not be disrupted by acute cases and accidents.
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Wherever you live in the country, we want you to be able to enjoy the best our culture and sports have to offer. We will: keep our major national museums and galleries free to enter
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and oppose any laws that unnecessarily erode civil liberties. Establish a new right to affordable, reasonable legal assistance,
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and the sustainable use of energy in transport. Introduce a biofuels obligation scheme by 2009.
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Anti-Growth Economy: Positive
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Make grinds and revision materials available free of charge on the Internet for all subjects on the Leaving Certificate syllabus to increase accessibility to a greater number of students. Provide increasing support for the adult education sector,
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Labour is committed to tackling the national debt. EU fiscal rules require us to reduce our debt to GDP ratio by 1% a year over the lifetime of the next Government. However, we propose to achieve this at a faster rate of 3%, in order to get the debt ratio back to 75% or below by 2021.
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Over the last three years, ACT has ensured stable centre-right government – indeed, we enabled John Key to announce that he was in a position to form a government on the night of the last election, because we had pledged support to National in advance, as we have done again. Again and again, we supported National Party-initiated legislation when without our support legislation would have failed.
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Labour in government secured €1 million from the dormant accounts fund to provide additional financial help for support and training projects for carers. We have developed a single assessment tool for older people which includes a detailed Carers’ Needs Assessment, to deliver better overall co-ordination of care services.
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The National Government has failed to build on the economic restructuring undertaken by the Fourth Labour Government. We now have a jobless recovery with inadequate growth levels which will not deliver significant reductions in unemployment.
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are the most important sectors of public service interaction with the community where administration is overshadowing front line delivery. This overly bureaucratic culture is out of step with the broader private sector.
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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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We will maintain our Trident nuclear deterrent, which guarantees our security. We will adapt to new threats, investing more in cybersecurity
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Military: Positive
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Retain New Zealand's nuclear-free status and international leadership on disarmament issues, actively striving to achieve a world free from nuclear weapons; Continue to advocate for disarmament and non-proliferation of chemical, nuclear and biological weapons and technologies and anti-civilian munitions such as cluster bombs and land mines;
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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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Consumers are taking advantage of competition to get the best price. More than 500,000 people have switched providers since 2015
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