POLICIES
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- Reform Education
- Reform Energy
- Reform Housing
- Reform Population
- Reform Jobs & Wages
- Reform Law & Order
- Reform Local Government
- Reform Democracy
- Reform the Economy
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Education
- Remove the bureaucrats from education
- Emphasis on literacy and numeracy
- Return to proven evidence-based teaching
- Remove failing educational fads
- Putting teachers back in charge
- New and increased pay scale and retirement plan after 30 years
- Stop compulsory reporting requirements on non-core subjects in years K-2
- Remove biased, politically-motivated material from the curriculum
- Ensure students are taught history in a fair and balanced way and learn about our Western heritage
- Remove the Safe Schools/Inclusive WA programs from schools


Energy & Environment


Jobs & Wages


Law & Order
- 1000 extra frontline police over the next 5 years
- Greater legislative protection to do the job
- Increase police resources
- New and increased pay scale and retirement plan after 30 years
- New minimum sentencing provisions
- Increase funding for prosecutions
- Introduce inquisitorial elements in criminal cases


Democracy
- To weaken the power of unelected institutions over influencing public policy
- To restore the values of direct democracy and majoritarianism
- To restore democracy as a system that represents the people of WA and not unelected elites
- To influence a shift away from global democratic structures that seek to influence local policy
- Reform the political donation system, including implementing a ban on all foreign donations
Economy
- Promote localised manufacturing industries to encourage local employment.
- Cut immigration to improve local employment prospects and encourage wage growth
- Ensure local mineral resources benefit WA through adequate royalties, gas reservation policies and local employment
- Decrease reliance on global markets to encourage local productivity and consumption of goods and services
- Examine feasibility of a WA Development Bank to provide concessional loans for infrastructure and industry development
- Develop a strong WA brand to support local producers and manufacturers
- Mandate that government departments procure a much greater proportion of Western Australian and Australian goods and services
- Encourage greater domestic investment in Western Australian agriculture
- Implement a foreign investment register of key WA assets in order to promote greater transparency
- Promote greater diversity of export markets to end dangerous over-reliance on a handful of countries
- Implement a smart royalties system and strategic reservation to encourage greater local value adding in the resources sector
