Hidesight: Ministries galore means more votes, not policies
ACT leader David Seymour has quite correctly questioned why we have ministers of women's, Pacific, Maori and ethnic affairs.
ACT leader David Seymour has quite correctly questioned why we have ministers of women’s, Pacific, Maori and ethnic affairs.
The question deserves an answer.
It requires that we delve into how policy is made not how we would like it to be made. We also must question the use of the pronoun
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Hidesight: Ministries galore means more votes, not policies
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