She like loves her nuclear moments of world class notoriety. Its hard to think of a more regulatory govt. Even the EU has been left in her dust.
Here's a non exhaustive summary of Cindy Potters parliamentary magic;
Banned oil/gas exploration, our one and only refinery closes. Lovely so we now import petrol diesel etc.
Increased fuel taxes
Banish all pests by some such date and many believe it is true.
Build thousand of houses. Only did 5% of what she said.
Homeless are given hotels. Hotel areas are slums.
Christchurch massacre by an Aussie, blames the AR and holds a world leader skype forum, wears a hajib ensemble. Justin is intensely jealous.
The gun ban of all semi auto centre fire rifles and a second tranche of onerous gun regulations and registration. Cost hundreds of millions and then decides to pass the costs back to the gun owners.
Limits fertilizers and farmers have to create a plan for a resource consent for winter time and farm improvements.
Carbon tax farmers. Only farmers on the planet hit by a carbon tax. Paris accord says food should not be reduced by govt action on "climate".
No problem with that..Turns a farm in cloudy NZ into a solar farm.
Three waters, water utilities taken from local govt by parliament into a co-governance apartheid scheme of New Zealander and Maori control whom also allude to owning the air and water.
And deems all of a certain age shalt not smoke.
Here's her own resume. So you know where her own real aspirations are, from the proverbial horses mouth.
15 times Jacinda Ardern has shown she’s a true leader.
She spoke about the importance of democracy and kindness at Harvard
She delivered a world-leading response to COVID-19
She promoted unity and compassion after the March 15 mosque terror attacks
She met with responders after the Whakaari/White Island eruption
She made history at the United Nations General Assembly
She introduced key policies to lift the wellbeing of children and families
She introduced a new public holiday to celebrate Matariki
She promised to support people through tough times
She took action on climate change, and is leading the way towards a zero carbon future
She showcased Kiwi businesses on the world stage
She balances leading a country and looking after her child
She launched New Zealand's first Wellbeing Budget
She was the first Prime Minister to march in a Pride parade
She fought to close the gender pay gap and put free period products in schools
... and she kept her cool during an earthquake!
