Victorian Senate Ballot Ticket L - Stable Population Party
Ticket L - Stable Population Party http://www.populationparty.org.au/
The Stable Population Party was formed by William Bourke in 2010 as the Stable Population Party of Australia, and changed its name to the Australian Stable Population Party in 2012. Members come from a wide range of ideological backgrounds, including former members of the Liberal Party, the Australian Labor Party, and The Greens.
Their policies:
For: stable population, economic sustainability, ecological/environmental sustainability, fiscal responsibility, sustainable living, limiting government birth payments/child subsidies to each woman’s first two children (including Family Tax Benefit A and paid parental leave), zero net migration, reduction of annual permanent immigration to 80 000, adoption of a formal population policy, refugee intake of 14 000 - 20 000 included within the permanent immigration quota, foreign aid to be tied (where possible) to improvement of economic and environmental sustainability and to focus on female rights/education and reproductive health and voluntary family planning services, diplomatic endeavours to help deal with issues preventing people from living in peace and harmony in their homelands, voluntary family planning, reproductive health, food security, innovation and sustainable development, investment in research and higher education, sustainable water use, water security, environmental protection, relieve overstretched infrastructure, ease cost of living pressures
Against: population growth, high consumption, the Trans Tasman Travel Arrangement, selection of immigrants based on race or religion, racism, asylum seekers needing to take dangerous boat journeys, overpopulation, overdevelopment
Preferences go to:
Top 10: Animal Justice Party, Senator Online, Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party, Bullet Train for Australia, Australian Democrats, Stop CSG, Australian Independents, Help End Marijuana Prohibition, Australian Voice Party, Bank Reform Party
Bottom 10: Australian Labor Party, Liberal/The Nationals, Socialist Equality Party, DLP, Shooters and Fishers, Smokers Rights, No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics, Rise Up Australia Party, Citizens Electoral Council, Stop the Greens
Where is my vote likely to end?: Family First or The Greens.
The Stable Population Party was formed by William Bourke in 2010 as the Stable Population Party of Australia, and changed its name to the Australian Stable Population Party in 2012. Members come from a wide range of ideological backgrounds, including former members of the Liberal Party, the Australian Labor Party, and The Greens.
Their policies:
For: stable population, economic sustainability, ecological/environmental sustainability, fiscal responsibility, sustainable living, limiting government birth payments/child subsidies to each woman’s first two children (including Family Tax Benefit A and paid parental leave), zero net migration, reduction of annual permanent immigration to 80 000, adoption of a formal population policy, refugee intake of 14 000 - 20 000 included within the permanent immigration quota, foreign aid to be tied (where possible) to improvement of economic and environmental sustainability and to focus on female rights/education and reproductive health and voluntary family planning services, diplomatic endeavours to help deal with issues preventing people from living in peace and harmony in their homelands, voluntary family planning, reproductive health, food security, innovation and sustainable development, investment in research and higher education, sustainable water use, water security, environmental protection, relieve overstretched infrastructure, ease cost of living pressures
Against: population growth, high consumption, the Trans Tasman Travel Arrangement, selection of immigrants based on race or religion, racism, asylum seekers needing to take dangerous boat journeys, overpopulation, overdevelopment
Preferences go to:
Top 10: Animal Justice Party, Senator Online, Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party, Bullet Train for Australia, Australian Democrats, Stop CSG, Australian Independents, Help End Marijuana Prohibition, Australian Voice Party, Bank Reform Party
Bottom 10: Australian Labor Party, Liberal/The Nationals, Socialist Equality Party, DLP, Shooters and Fishers, Smokers Rights, No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics, Rise Up Australia Party, Citizens Electoral Council, Stop the Greens
Where is my vote likely to end?: Family First or The Greens.