Independent candidate for Hinkler, Adrian Wone, responds to our questionnaire

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Independent candidate for Hinkler, Adrian Wone, responded :

The BKoP Team

Answers to questions to Adrian Wone

Independent Candidate for Hinkler

Campaign Office 76 Gavin Street Bundaberg 4670

Ph. 0741531529 mob.0450225235

Asylum seekers: Australia should take our fair share and the rest should be shared equally with other developed countries. The United Nations should be the regulating body controlling world refugees. Those refuges admitted to Australia should be put to work on Snowy Mountains type infrastructure projects so that they can earn their keep and learn to assimilate into our society. This way they can actually be an asset rather than a financial drain on limited revenues which rightfully belong to Australians who have earned that privilege. This is undoubtedly an humanitarian disaster we cannot turn our backs on and political parties who are being racist should be brought to account. These people are prepared to pay the ultimate price to get to AUSTRALIA. They will make good citizens.

Public transport and renewable energy: see my forwarded policies.

I support R18 plus rating classification for video games

I support an internet filter

I support Gay Marriages

I support abortions on medical, mental health, rape or incest grounds. Preferably within 14 days of conception

I support legislation for voluntary euthanasia

Stem cell research should continue where ever it is ethical.

We should increase funding and support to early education and broaden the syllabus. At this end of education we need more and higher qualified/trained teachers

Campaign finance disclosure should be made public weekly in full to clearly identify the donor

Climate change is occurring at every moment. We need to monitor it closely and identify and enact solutions ideally before they are required. This is the only planet we have and we are beginning to understand that human intervention can influence this finely balanced system -mostly for the worse.

Water is our most valuable resource and we need to find ways to use it more efficiently in urban, industry and agriculture. We need to find ways to harvest flood rains without resorting to damming rivers and upsetting the balance that free flowing rivers have with estuaries and oceans

Local issues: see forwarded policy initiatives

Media’s coverage is typically fatuous from an industry controlled by the big parties