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What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part Eleven

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Source: brokenpromises.co.nz

Promise: Transport

“Safe cycling and walking around schools to be a transport priority.”

Green Party / Labour Confidence and Supply Agreement

Failed to deliver:

The Government will argue there is a significant road safety investment programme underway, with a range of safety upgrades to existing infrastructure, but there doesn’t appear to be any Government announcement on specific school-focused walking and cycling safety investment.

brokenpromises.co.nz

Promise: Mental Health

“Ensuring everyone has access to timely and high quality mental health services, including free counselling for under 25 year olds.”

Green Party / Labour Confidence and Supply Agreement

Failed to deliver:

Promise: Special Needs Learning

“Ensuring every child with special needs and learning difficulties can participate fully in school life.”

Green Party / Labour Confidence and Supply Agreement

Failed to deliver. ( To be fair this is a very general and wishy-washy goal so how can anyone say whether or not it has been achieved?)

Only thing close to delivery is the Learning Support Plan, which is sparse and inequitable.

brokenpromises.co.nz / Source: Education Conversation, Govt NZ website.

Promise: Te Reo Maori

“Ensure that all early childhood and primary school teachers are provided with an opportunity to undertake lessons in Te Reo Maori.”

labour.org.nz

Failed to deliver.

  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part one.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part two.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part three.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part four.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part five.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part six.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part seven.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part eight.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part nine.
  • What They Promised vs What They Delivered: Part ten.

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