this is what you will get under an alp govt

Originally posted by bruceyg ↑

further...from the alp platform

LGBTI Rights Building on the record of reform that Labor has proudly delivered with respect to LGBTI rights, Labor affirms the rights to equality and decency for LGBTI Victorians as a missing part of the Victorian equality framework.
Labor will:
• Create a dedicated Cabinet role for LGBTI issues with a whole-of-government focus
• Remove discrimination against children of same-sex couples – and their parents – in relation to both known-parent (where an existing relationship exists between child and adoptive parent) adoption and adoption in general
• Continuing law reform to lift the burden of convictions under unjust, prejudiced laws for homosexual acts prior to decriminalisation in 1981 and to provide a formal State repudiation of, and apology for, those laws and the harm they caused
• Amend the Relationships Act 2008 to provide that only one person in a domestic partnership need have a connection with Victoria • Amend the Relationships Act 2008 and other relevant laws so as to treat couples recognised under equivalent laws in other states, territories and overseas (including the unions barred by s.88EA of the Marriage Act 1961 from being recognised as marriages) as if their relationship were registered in Victoria
• Remove barriers to new birth certificates for transgender and intersex Victorians and address the discriminatory automatic divorce consequence for transgender Victorians
• Acknowledge the insidious impact of homophobia and develop a comprehensive plan to eliminate it
• Improve the health and safety of same sex attracted and gender questioning (SSAGQ) students by ensuring schools and health services effectively address homophobia, including content of sexuality education
• Provide education and support for parents of SSAGQ children and gender questioning young people, particularly in rural and CALD contexts
• Ensure LGBTI Victorians experiencing housing stress have support to overcome the cumulative effects of discrimination and have access to suitable social housing and crisis accommodation options. (P 70) Then there’s the section on the Safe Schools Coalition
• Expand the Safe Schools program to all government secondary schools across the State, to combat homophobia and discrimination against same-sex attracted and gender questioning (SSAGQ) young people, and encourage private and independent schools to participate. (P 28)

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What you may not get is lies,lies and more lies.

Will the ALP tell the Australian people one thing before an election and do the opposite when in Government.

bruceyg you clearly have a problem with these policies and should not vote for the Labor Party.
Many others will not share your view.

If you expect that a labor Government will act on these policies you have more faith in them than the rest of Australia has in the Liberal Party who have broken nearly all of their electoral commitments.
According to you a policy has some significances to the ALP a real pity the LNP does not share the same commitment to policy