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Benefits Policy Survey

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This survey is about policies the incoming NZ Government could implement to give people on benefits a fairer deal.

For more information please see the article by Jeremy Rose on The Dig here: https://thedig.nz/transitional-livelihoods/benefits-the-unkindest-politics-of-all/

And watch the panel discussion here: https://thedig.nz/transitional-livelihoods/benefits-policy-panel-discussion/

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general election 2020

General election 2020

The 2020 General Election was held on 17 October along with two referendums.

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Response11 Dec, 2020

Can you suggest any other approaches the incoming government should take to ensure people on benefits get a better deal?

Work for the benefit, the rest of us have too work to get money.

Article06 Nov, 2020

Electoral Commission: 2020 General Election official results

The total number of votes cast was 2,919,086. 68% of votes were cast in advance (2017 - 47%).

Article06 Nov, 2020

Electoral Commission: Official referendum results released

End of life choice referendum: YES - 65.1% NO - 33.7% | Cannabis legalisation and control referendum: YES - 48.4% NO - 50.7%

Update02 Nov, 2020

What it achieves and where it may fail will all fall directly at the feet of Jacinda Ardern and her party.

The question now is who will respond to the opportunity and pressure and who will wilt. Because what this line-up reminds us, more perhaps than anything else, is that this is a Labour government. Not Labour-led, not Labour-Greens, but Labour, Labour, Labour.

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Analysis: Ardern's new Cabinet in safe hands but 'nothing flashy'

The Labour government is not exactly overflowing with stars, but Ardern looks at first blush to have done quite a lot with a little, Tim Watkin...

Update31 Oct, 2020

The agreement sets out other specific areas the Labour Government will cooperate on with the Green Party

The Labour Party and the Green Party will have a Cooperation Agreement that will see the Green Party Co-leaders hold ministerial portfolios outside of Cabinet, and areas of cooperation on climate, environment and child and community wellbeing issues.

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Labour and Greens to have Cooperation Agreement

We are building a future where we do more, faster, to protect our planet and make sure everyone is treated equally.

Article31 Oct, 2020

Prime Minister's Opening Statement From 4.30pm Press Conference

On Monday I will name the new Cabinet. I will do that regardless of the decision by Green members on the Cooperation Agreement.

Article31 Oct, 2020

Cooperation Agreement between the New Zealand Labour Party and the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand

Full text of the cooperation agreement

Update31 Oct, 2020

About 150 Green Party delegates have been presented the deal on a zoom call, which began at about 4pm.

They will vote on whether to accept the deal and 75 percent of delegates must support it for the deal to be ratified.

RNZ

Labour offers Greens two ministerial portfolios

Green Party delegates are voting on whether to accept a proposed deal with Labour which would give it two ministerial portfolios outside of cabinet.

Update31 Oct, 2020

Subject to the release of the final results on 6 Nov, the incoming govt will respect the result of both referendums.

Assisted dying remains illegal in New Zealand until 6 November 2021.The Act will be administered by the Ministry of Health. The Cannabis Legalisation and Control Bill will not be introduced as legislation by the Labour Government this term.

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Government's response to preliminary referendums' results | Beehive.govt.nz

Minister of Justice Andrew Little has acknowledged the provisional results of the two referendums voted on in the 2020 General Election.

Article30 Oct, 2020

Electoral Commission: Preliminary results for the End of Life Choice and Cannabis legalisation & control referendums have now been released

The Electoral Commission will publish the official results for the referendums on Friday 6 November 2020.

Update27 Oct, 2020

The Greens need 75 per cent support from members to join the Government in some form.

Earlier in the week, Jacinda Ardern said any outcome from discussions with the Green Party would be announced this week, with ministerial positions of the next Government to be revealed next week.

1 NEWS

'We still haven't landed on a final offer' - talks ongoing between Greens and Labour

Emerging from the talks Marama Davidson was light on detail, except for what biscuits were on offer.

Update26 Oct, 2020

Ardern’s public persona is as cultivated as a carefully-curated Instagram page.

Her image is tightly controlled by a formidable press team led by her chief press secretary Andrew Campbell, with Kelly Spring, a former RNZ journalist, and ex-Stuff business editor Ellen Read. Interviews are not given lightly and journalists often...

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Answer23 Oct, 2020

Can you suggest any other approaches the incoming government should take to ensure people on benefits get a better deal?

Additional techniques to find more affordable housing e.g. government head-leasing with private landowners, service to assist beneficiaries find a compatible boarder/co-tenant and increasing the amount beneficiaries could receive to afford the median...

Article23 Oct, 2020

The reward for good pandemic leadership: Lessons from Jacinda Ardern’s New Zealand reelection

But even though Ardern’s approach has not been faultless, her reelection makes it clear the effective pandemic leadership practices she demonstrates attracted strong levels of voter support.

Update21 Oct, 2020

These are based on preliminary results - the official results will be released November 6

New faces make up a third of New Zealand's 53rd Parliament, after the election saw a flurry of electorate seats change hands and party votes pulling in additional MPs across the House.

1 NEWS

The new faces of New Zealand's 53rd Parliament

The newbies make up a third of Parliament.

Answer21 Oct, 2020

What other innovative solutions should we be considering in order to Reset Our Democracy?

I'd like for people to make their own suggestions on how their tax should be spent. If a person must pay, say $10,000 in personal income tax annually, then that person is sent a tax bill where all government departments get a short pitch to say what...

Answer21 Oct, 2020

What other innovative solutions should we be considering in order to Reset Our Democracy?

More order in the Parliament with (the people) able to ask Questions.

Answer21 Oct, 2020

What other innovative solutions should we be considering in order to Reset Our Democracy?

Change the voting method for electorate voting. STV I suggest.

Update20 Oct, 2020

Here's what happens if there's a draw

A recount of the electorate vote automatically happens if the official count results in a tie between candidates in an electorate. If the recount results in another tie, the outcome is decided by the Electoral Commission drawing lots. The Electoral...

RNZ

What happens if electorate candidates are tied after the election

It's never happened before, but if an electorate ends up with the candidates tied, the Electoral Commission "must determine by lot which of those...

Update19 Oct, 2020

The Labour party picked up a net of 14 new electorates and an extra four list seats.

In fact, National's share of the party vote fell by 50 percent in 64 electorates and more than halved in nine of them. Five were Māori seats where National rarely registers in the double digits, but the other four were Christchurch East, Manurewa, Rongotai and Wellington Central.

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