Labour calls for greater transparency in government proposals to loosen teacher qualification requirements in early childhood education, warning of risks to children's learning and wellbeing and drawing parallels to past failures in the school lunches programme.
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Yeah, I would expect so. The problems that are here either occurred in 2024 under the labour scheme or in the first term of our scheme when we had that blowout with the factory and the substitutes and all of that. So now that's all done. I wouldn't expect to see anything like that rate of problem. There will be problems if you deliver 50 million meals every year, some of them, there will be issues, right? I mean, at any kind of food production. But what we're doing, I actually think is very good. And the end of the At the end of the day, we are saving about $150 million of taxpayer money every year by doing it this way while getting the same proportion of meals rejected and sent back. There's a number that kids don't eat every day as anyone that's fed kids knows. So that the quality is the same. If the Labour Party had done it our way for five years, they could have reduced the amount of debt that ironically and sadly these children at school will face when they graduate. by 800 million. That's how much they borrowed. And now, by the way, Labour have announced their education policy. They want to go back to that.
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Release: Transparency needed on changes to early childhood educationinefficient and debt-increasing
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