He he, fool; When the Howard government presided over a substantial increase in federal funding to non-government schools at the start of this century, John Howard went on Melbourne radio to predict that fees would soon fall as a result. The headmasters of Scotch College and Wesley College confirmed that fee cuts were imminent, and the executive director of the Independent Schools Council disclosed that many schools were “poised to move very quickly” to reduce costs to parents. Howard’s lieutenant, education minister David Kemp, claimed that “the new arrangements will particularly extend choice to low-income families.” “Choice in schooling is now a reality for working-class Australian families,” Minister Kemptoldparliament. https://insidestory.org.au/less-choice-less-affordability-the-private-school-subsidy-paradox/ The rest is history, the taxpayer is subsidising private schools, sadly labor, wont touch this.
Raider This should be the lead tablet in why the spiv libs arent the best economic managers, but the ghost will live on.
