And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the >work first to see if it is feasible.Only fools and left wing lackeys.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it is >made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no idea >how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the work first to see if it is feasible.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the work first to see if it is feasible.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
On 2023-06-14, JohnO <johno1234@gmail.com> wrote:
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the work first to see if it is feasible.This sentence fills me with dread.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
"Nash said what was really needed was a government-backed portal
with an age verification system in it and for the government to
hold that data which could then be used by every council in the
country."
Just what we need more centralised Government.
On 14 Jun 2023 07:43:55 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:Interesting comment from someone who supports a government that has failed to deliver every single major promise made since 2017.
On 2023-06-14, JohnO <johno1234@gmail.com> wrote:
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the >>>work first to see if it is feasible.This sentence fills me with dread.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it >>>is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no >>>idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
"Nash said what was really needed was a government-backed portal
with an age verification system in it and for the government to
hold that data which could then be used by every council in the
country."
Just what we need more centralised Government.
We already have that database - but it is a combination of a number of >different databases. BDMs would be the major part.
But the problem is essentially not one for government to resolve - it
is up to those selling tickets to determine how to do that - they are
already able to give different rates for Gold Card holders at certain
times; they already are able to determine eligibility for child rates.
Plenty of bars are able to use ID to determine if a person can be
served alcohol - when age limits changed it was not government that
was expected to solve it.
The problem with the Nats is that they claim they believe in local >authorities looking after themselves, but at the first sign of any
temporary issue they want to blame the government - the reality is
that they are silly whingers for the sake of it - and notably they
never have any solutions themselves.
Rich80105 <Rich...@hotmail.com> wrote:You can't blame Rich for his delusion Labours failures aren't because Labour is incapable, like Rich80105, of following ideas to a logical conclusion! It's pretty typical of those who've been failed by Labours Mental Health initiatives...
On 14 Jun 2023 07:43:55 GMT, Gordon <Gor...@leaf.net.nz> wrote:
On 2023-06-14, JohnO <john...@gmail.com> wrote:
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing theThis sentence fills me with dread.
work first to see if it is feasible.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it
is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no
idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair. >>>
"Nash said what was really needed was a government-backed portal
with an age verification system in it and for the government to
hold that data which could then be used by every council in the >>country."
Just what we need more centralised Government.
We already have that database - but it is a combination of a number of >different databases. BDMs would be the major part.
But the problem is essentially not one for government to resolve - it
is up to those selling tickets to determine how to do that - they are >already able to give different rates for Gold Card holders at certain >times; they already are able to determine eligibility for child rates. >Plenty of bars are able to use ID to determine if a person can be
served alcohol - when age limits changed it was not government that
was expected to solve it.
The problem with the Nats is that they claim they believe in local >authorities looking after themselves, but at the first sign of any >temporary issue they want to blame the government - the reality isInteresting comment from someone who supports a government that has failed to
that they are silly whingers for the sake of it - and notably they
never have any solutions themselves.
deliver every single major promise made since 2017.
Just more baseless Rich80105 political rhetoric.
On 14 Jun 2023 07:43:55 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:
On 2023-06-14, JohnO <johno1234@gmail.com> wrote:
And blurts it out in the budget of all things... without actually doing the work first to see if it is feasible.This sentence fills me with dread.
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/politics/2023/06/government-promise-of-cheap-public-transport-hits-major-snag.html
So typical of this government, but not surprising when you look at what it is made of: union hacks, academics, polsci grads and teachers. They have no idea how to run a government, having topped out at a small school fair.
"Nash said what was really needed was a government-backed portal
with an age verification system in it and for the government to
hold that data which could then be used by every council in the
country."
Just what we need more centralised Government.
We already have that database - but it is a combination of a number of >different databases. BDMs would be the major part.
But the problem is essentially not one for government to resolve
- it
is up to those selling tickets to determine how to do that - they are
already able to give different rates for Gold Card holders at certain
times; they already are able to determine eligibility for child rates.
Plenty of bars are able to use ID to determine if a person can be
served alcohol - when age limits changed it was not government that
was expected to solve it.
The problem with the Nats is that they claim they believe in local >authorities looking after themselves, but at the first sign of any
temporary issue they want to blame the government - the reality is
that they are silly whingers for the sake of it - and notably they
never have any solutions themselves.
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