Press Release: Stolen Billions
Press Release: Stolen Billions
Press
Release
Libertarianz
Law & Order/Budget
Stolen
Billions
Government 'revenue' is projected to increase 30% from 1998 to 2004 according to the 2003 budget figures released by Treasury. However, notes Libertarianz Law & Order Spokesman Robert Palmer, "spending as a percentage of the total Government expenditure is still below 1998 levels. "Whilst many of Labour's social engineering projects continue to record huge increases in funding, the clear demand of 92% of the population for the restoration of law & order to the streets of New Zealand continues to be ignored," he says. "Instead, we get quotas."
"This budget reveals that the Cullen/Clark Government have no intention of adequately funding a response to one of the few high growth industries left in New Zealand - crime. Says Palmer: "While Parliament devises ever more creative ways of turning law-abiding citizens into law-breakers, it is clear that criminals should not be concerned by what we see of the Cullen budget; for criminals of all stripes it will be business as usual."
Palmer confirms "Libertarianz would strike down the many victimless crime laws on the books; remove all the busy-body nannying legislation so beloved of social engineers and control freaks; and let our law enforcement people return to crime-fighting, rather than acting as pencil-pushing revenue-collectors for Dr Cullen."
ENDS
For more information contact: Robert Palmer LIBERTARIANZ Law & Order Spokesman
Phone: 021 635 701, e-mail: rpalmer@xtra.co.nz
www.libertarianz.org.nz
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