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Press Release – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group welcomes the income support increases announced today by the Government, saying the rises will be a good step towards income adequacy for many children in need. “The changes today are useful if insufficient. Our modelling …
Child Poverty Action Group welcomes the income support increases announced today by the Government, saying the rises will be a good step towards income adequacy for many children in need.
“The changes today are useful if insufficient. Our modelling shows the changes fall short of liveable incomes, but these increases should still be high enough to make a difference for many families,” said CPAG spokesperson Professor Emeritus Innes Asher. “This holds particularly for couple families, who are currently worst-off.” ....

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Income Support Rises Welcome If Not Yet Enough - Child Poverty Action Group

Thursday, 20 May 2021, 3:36 pm
Child Poverty Action Group welcomes the income support
increases announced today by the Government, saying the
rises will be a good step towards income adequacy for many
children in need.
The changes today are useful if
insufficient. Our modelling shows the changes fall short of
liveable incomes, but these increases should still be high
enough to make a difference for many families, said CPAG
spokesperson Professor Emeritus Innes Asher. This holds
particularly for couple families, who are currently
worst-off.
CPAG modelling shows many families paying
low rent have income below poverty lines by around $100 -
$230 a week. The increases announced today will mean their ....

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Income Support Rises Welcome If Not Yet Enough – Child Poverty Action Group

Income Support Rises Welcome If Not Yet Enough – Child Poverty Action Group
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If New Zealand can radically reform its health system, why not do the same for welfare?

The government’s recently announced health sector reforms go well beyond what its expert health review had recommended. This was rightly welcomed by many in the sector, but it does raise the question: if radical change can be made in health, why not the same for welfare?
For years now, benefit recipients, welfare advocates and their allies have been calling for a significant increase in core benefit levels to provide a liveable income.
They have also called for major changes in how Work and Income (WINZ) deals with people with chronic illness and disability and those in relationships; how it treats benefit recipients seeking assistance; and how it makes decisions about discretionary hardship and supplementary assistance. ....

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