Ho hum election policies for TAFE

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Abstract:

It is the author's contention that election policy statements from both the major political parties prior to the 1996 Federal election are virtually initiative-free, more remarkable for their similarities than their differences, and promise little for TAFE.

Subjects: Governance; Policy; Providers of education and training

Keywords: Government policy; Political aspects; Educational policy; TAFE

Geographic subjects: Oceania; Australia

Published: Unpublished

Physical description: 2 p.

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Resource type: Paper

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TD/TNC 51.28

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Ho hum election policies for TAFE

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