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In 2014 all Centre Right Parties indicated SUPPORT to policies that provide flexibility and funding for parents to choose the school and child care arrangements they prefer? (e.g. ending funding discrimination against stay-at-home parents of young children).(more) |
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View these Centre Right NZ Political Party Policies and voting position on EDUCATION.
Note: Policies subject to change. Please check the Policy Links for the latest Policy if available. These are the voting positions of party leaders for the 2014 General Election as reported to Family First who asked the questions below. Please refer to the linked website ‘Value Your Vote 2014‘ for more information and updates.
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Questions asked for the 2014 election
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Parental choice for educationWill you SUPPORT or OPPOSE policies that provide flexibility and funding for parents to choose the school and child care arrangements they prefer? (e.g. ending funding discrimination against stay-at-home parents of young children)
GREEN answers support the Conservative position. |
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Jamie Whyte SUPPORTS |
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Peter Dunne SUPPORTS |
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Winston Peters SUPPORTS |
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John Key NO RESPONSE |
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Colin Craig SUPPORTS |
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