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Family Violence Programmes—Funding

Tuesday 22 March 2011 (advance copy) Hansard source (external site)

King4. Hon ANNETTE KING (Deputy Leader—Labour) Link to this
to the Associate Minister for Social Development and Employment

Is she proposing to reduce funding to family violence programmes; if so, why?

KingHon Annette King Link to this

In light of that answer, why have non-governmental organisations, providers of family violence services in Te Rito programmes, and child advocates from all around New Zealand heard that funding to their services is to be cut? What did she say to Māori Television last week for it to announce that there will be such funding cuts, with $50 million going to Whānau Ora initiatives?

TuriaHon TARIANA TURIA Link to this

It would be wonderful if $50 million was going to Whānau Ora initiatives, but the information that that person has put in the House is quite inaccurate.

KingHon Annette King Link to this

What did the assessment of the effectiveness of the Te Rito coordinator’s position show, following the Ministry of Social Development’s report of 2009?

TuriaHon TARIANA TURIA Link to this

The decisions surrounding the programmes that the Hon Annette King is talking about will be made as part of Budget 2011.

KingHon Annette King Link to this

Is she proposing cuts to the It’s Not OK campaign for action on family violence, which in June 2010 won the Prime Minister’s Supreme Award at the Institute of Public Administration New Zealand Public Sector Excellence Awards; if so, why?

TuriaHon TARIANA TURIA Link to this

That decision will be made as part of the 2011 Budget decisions.

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