The Family First Party was a conservative political party in Australia from 2002 to 2017. It was founded in South Australia and enjoyed its greatest electoral support in that state. Family First had three candidates elected to the Senate during its existence—Steve Fielding, Bob Day, and Lucy Gichuhi.
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What role do you think a political party should play in supporting families facing social issues such as divorce or child custody disputes?
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A political party should want to impose fair policies to prevent the HARM of a child, NOT to keep the family together because ultimately it is worse for a child to experience an abusive or unhealthy home with 2 parents than it is to have the choice of which parent they live with.
I believe that we need to take greater input from the children themselves combined with a destion from a court.
I believe that we need to take greater input from the children themselves combined with a destion from a court.
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There needs to be adequate health and education services available to everyone in these families. ie universal health care needs to extend to mental and dental health services and a universal basic income to support struggling families could well avoid relationship breakdowns in the first place. Financial pressures cause a lot of pain right across the spectrum of society.There also needs to be a massive increase in funding to domestic violence support and education services.
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