The Salvation Amy opposes the passing of this Bill into law. This stance is based on the following reasons: a. We believe the Bill goes against...
The Salvation Army supports the recommendations made by the Law Commission for the Search and Surveillance Act. We do however recommend that under...
The Salvation Army Te Ope Whakaora strongly supports the objective of the legislative proposal to “reduce modern slavery and worker exploitation...
The Salvation Army Te Ope Whakaora considers that the scope of the Working For Families (WFF) review is too narrow and must expressly incorporate...
The Salvation Army supports the principles and critical shifts proposed for the mental health and addiction system and service framework (SSF)...
The Salvation Army Te Ope Whakaora supports the objectives of this Bill to enable employers and employees to negotiate collectively for industry...
The Salvation Army Te Ope Whakaora does not support introducing income insurance in the form proposed. The changes proposed represent a major...
The Salvation Army supports the amendments in this Exposure Drafts. This submission summarises some of our general views on the legislation.
The Salvation Army agrees with and supports the He Ara Āwhina framework and its vision for a mental health and addictions system.
The Salvation Army appreciates the enduring nature of the five overarching wellbeing objectives for this government. It is therefore important to...
Summary The Salvation Army strongly urges the regulation of BNPL services under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act (CCCFA) 2003....
The Salvation Army has chosen to provide a short general submission to this consultation. We have encouraged our national network of financial...
