@creillystocks So as the cost of the meal increases the cost of service increases more in absolute terms? If the meal used to cost $110 ($109+10%) instead of $165 ($150 +10%) you're saying $198 (150+32%). A fixed voluntary rate takes care of inflation.
@aniobrien You are far too magnanimous. Hipkins and Swarbrick are low IQ appealing on behalf of low information voters who are unlikely to vote in the best interests of the country.
@wevegot5years 1. Explain the principle of subsidiarity. 2. Explain local versus central government.
3. Distinguish government and opposition.
4. Demonstrate understanding of MMP.
@wevegot5years I don't have a number. But I think there should be a qualification. At the moment the only test is whether you are "old enough" and have the gumption to enrol on time.
@wevegot5years Democracy as you define it results in very poor government. Those we oppose your view understand that the outcome of an election should be competent, rational and principled government.
@GPhilip52086 According to gemini "Jim Anderton (leader of the Alliance Party and Deputy Prime Minister/Minister of Economic Development in the Fifth Labour Government) was the politician instrumental in establishing Kiwibank."