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Family Definition:
Marriage and family law should not be changed
to include homosexual couples as "spouses."
[Many court decisions and Human Rights Tribunals
are threatening the opposite-sex definition of "marriage"
and "spouse" and assigning family benefits
to non-familial relationships. New Brunswick legislators
have the ultimate say on these decisions.]
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Education: A
voucher or charter school system would give parents
better educational choices for their children. [Vouchers
give funding to any school that parents choose to
send their child to. Charter schools are publicly-funded
schools that place special emphasis on a subject
such as music, science, sport or religion.]
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Adoption and Fostering:
It is in the best interest of children and society
in which they live to allow only heterosexual couples
to adopt children or to act as foster parents.
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Gambling: VLTs/Casino-style
gambling are unsuitable in New Brunswick cities
and communities.
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Human Rights Commission:
Reforms are needed to restrain the power of the
Commission and make it more accountable. [New Brunswickers
have been upset by various rulings, such as those
forcing Fredericton's mayor to proclaim "gay
pride" days or allow parades in support of
activities to which they have a conscientious objection.]
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Human Rights Commission:
The phrase "sexual orientation" is
vague and undefined in the Human Rights Act.
Do you agree that "sexual orientation"
should be removed from the New Brunswick Human Rights
Act?
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Healthcare:
Nurses and other medical professionals should not
be forced to perform services they object
to for religious or conscience reasons. [Many healthcare
workers have been fired in recent years for refusing
to engage in activities which violated their most
deeply-held beliefs.]
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Community Standards:
Massage parlors and sex shops should not be allowed
in New Brunswick.
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Childcare: Subsidies
for institutional daycare should go directly to
the parents of dependant children so they may freely
choose the best available child-care option for
their family.
- Taxes: New Brunswick
tax dollars should not be used to fund abortions at
hospitals or private clinics.
