Seymour plans to "simplify the system."
Summarised by Centrist
David Seymour plans to “simplify the system” following a Ministry for Regulation review highlighting safety risks and burdensome rules in early childhood education. “This represents a major shakeup,” he said, accepting recommendations to cut licensing criteria from 98 to 26. Parents raised concerns over rising fees and lack of transparency, while Seymour criticised “illogical conditions” like stringent temperature rules.
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