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Regulated Workforce Free Speech

2 items · 2 aliases · peaked week of 14 Jun 2026 · first seen 17 Jun 2026

This podcast discusses the ACT Party's policy to limit workplace regulators from enforcing ideological beliefs, particularly in relation to the Treaty of Waitangi, and emphasizes the need for public service neutrality and professional competence over political or cultural indoctr

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Mike Hosking mike-hosking-breakfast Todd Stephenson: ACT Party Public Service Spokesperson on their election policy that would keep workplace regulators from acting as ideological enforcers 16 Jun · 23s

This podcast is supported by our Vita retirement communities. Life your way. An actor after the cancel culture again this election season. So they want to stop workplaces meddling in people's private beliefs, also ending cultural training for the regulated workforce. So what's that actually mean? Todd Stevenson is the party's public service spokesperson is with us. Good morning, Mike. What does it mean?

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mike-hosking-breakfast Government / N-A

protecting professional autonomy from ideological policing

Todd Stephenson: ACT Party Public Service Spokesperson on their election policy that would keep workplace regulators from acting as ideological enforcers

16 Jun

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