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By: Newstalk ZB staff | Latest Political News | Sunday May 20 2012 10:17
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Labour's ramped up its attack the Government's funding of the Police this morning. Police spokesman Kris Faafoi is calling on the Minister Anne Tolley to come clean about the front-line effect of this year's Budget. He says having no extra money in the pot means creates a cash crisis for the force. Mr Faafoi says police have to funds a pay round, and meet the normal inflationary cost increases. "And we know that they're going to have to find savings of around $120 million a year and you can't find that just by laying 125 non-sworn staff off, so there is going to be an effect of services on the front line and that's backed up by what the Police Association is saying." Photo: NZ Herald |
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