You may have missed it in the media, but I have it on good authority that a general election is due to take place tomorrow. In case it should be your intention to cast a vote, I thought I would draw your attention to this page on the BBC, which compares the family policies of all the main parties. Of course, I make no guarantee that any of the parties will actually implement those policies if elected...
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Promises, promises...
You may have missed it in the media, but I have it on good authority that a general election is due to take place tomorrow. In case it should be your intention to cast a vote, I thought I would draw your attention to this page on the BBC, which compares the family policies of all the main parties. Of course, I make no guarantee that any of the parties will actually implement those policies if elected...
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There is nothing there about enabling NRPs to see more of their children, or closing CSA / CMEC.
ReplyDeleteMy (and others also I would say) big two issues in this space are completely ignored. That's the problem with Politicians and why we need electoral reform, it's all spin and presentation with them.