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COMET's submission supports strong regional governance, integrated decision-making, greater community engagement, and better value for money.
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June 5, 2010
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| SUBMISSION TO THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT 2002 Amendment BILL |
| “This submission argues that the proposal to define ‘Core Services’ in the Local Government Amendment Bill removes incentives for innovative and collaborative local government practice. A key outcome could be for the Auckland Council to abandon its commitment to economic development and to a Social Policy Forum in Auckland. Value for money for ratepayers and taxpayers is best achieved through partnership and integrated service delivery”. |
| May 20, 2010 |
| SOCIAL POLICY FORUM – A response to the Discussion Document from the Minister of Social Development |
| March 26 2010 |
Portfolios for Education and Skills
A submission to the Auckland Transition Agency on the structures for Auckland‟s CCOs. |
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February 12 2010
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| SUBMISSION TO THE SELECT COMMITTEE FOR AUCKLAND GOVERNANCE ON THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Auckland Law Reform) BILL |
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Susan joins us from the Ministry of Education where she spent seven years working with school leaders, boards and teachers in Manukau to help them raise student achievement in literacy and numeracy. She also designed and led the Pasifika Schooling Improvement project, a national project to improve the effectiveness of interventions for Pasifika students. Susan has authored a variety of educational resources for World Vision New Zealand including books, DVDs, photo packs and interactive internet sites to help NZ children learn more about the developing world.
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The Todd Foundation has granted $85,000 for COMET's newly formed Centre for Family Learning.
COMET is thrilled to accept the grant from the Todd Foundation , the first instalment of a five year partnership. The money will be used for development work and project delivery within the Centre for Family Learning. COMET is one of four organisations the Todd Foundation is supporting this year with a shared common theme of "Families Love to Learn".
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