13 February - John Key - Video Journal 29

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13 February 2008
13 February - John Key - Video Journal 29

John talks about National's response to the Labour-led Government's "statement of intent" in Parliament yesterday and about Katherine Rich's decision not to stand in the coming election.

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#1 - Agnes Granada 2008-02-14 15:31 - (Reply)

where can i find National Party s policy on immigration where can i find their policy on NGO s

#2 - Chris said:
2008-02-18 18:54 - (Reply)

This doesn't relate to the above article, but I couldn't find anywhere else to say this: I think John Key will be a good PM, and a good fresh face for NZ. However, I was confused by National's policy on dealing with the young delinquents of our society. A compulsory parenting course for parents of delinquent youths? These kids probably go home and beat the crap out of their parents every night - how is a parenting course meant to help? Fundamentally, you've got the right solution (ie it all starts at home), but I think you're slightly out of touch in terms of the details of your solution. I'm still keen on National, but people who are more unsure need better persuasion than this. Good luck, URminator

#2.1 - brian said:
2008-02-26 09:46 - (Reply)

you are very gud and how are you

#3 - Dan 2008-02-19 13:21 - (Reply)

Can the National Party please tell me what they are going to do about the Reserve Bank Act? It is clearly inept, drives interest rates and the exchange rate higher and puts a stranglehold on the economy. There is no serious inflation anymore since we adopted a market economic model in the 80s. Will National change it so that the focus is on other things in the economy like output and exchange rates, not just inflation?

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