#BHN More homeless on the way under National | Chhour on Bootcamps | Seymour on School Lunches

More homeless on the way under National as they tightened up the rules around emergency housing including reducing the initial housing grants from 21 days to 4 maximum and reducing staff discretion meaning they front line staff will not be able to assess a situation that may fall in the grey areas of a need. The Minister for Children Karen Chhour has defended the Government's military-style boot camps, saying youth crime, well she actually calls it "youf crime" is "out of control". Youth Development Worker Aaron Hendry disagrees, saying crime is on the rise because the current Government is failing our children David Seymour is still banging on that there is no research on School Lunches and he is tailoring his argument to tangible, measurable, outcomes which are not necessarily always the only benefits of a programme