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  1. If the wealthy keep sowing the seeds of revolution then they will havest the revolution in time.

    Millennials just want to buy a house, that would challenge there unprecedented rates of wokism, non-heterosexuality and not wanting to die from climate change.

  2. Questions to ask; who appointed her, which party was leading government when she was appointed, which government set the budget, was she simply costing costs as instructed.

    1. More than likely she is just a scapegoat. Someone had to go, and she was the one who took the fall. It is very unlikely that she made the decision to go online with the census herself. If anything she probably just signed off on an idea put together by some very expensive middle managers and external contracted “experts” who will walk away with no punishment what so ever.

  3. “…the real reason why there has been a scalp here, unlike the other screw ups, is that in the other examples it’s normally poor brown people suffering so Wellington Bureaucrat’s don’t get punished if they can pronounce Te Reo correctly, but in the Census issue it impacts vast amounts of public spending in white rich places, so someone must be punished.”

    Perhaps I’m reading the reports wrong – but this did disproportionately impact Maori in poverty, right? Maori were under represented by the census result, to the point that Stats NZ are now working with Iwi to better get their message out to Maori and get better engagement from Maori.

    I’m just not sure this paragraph is all that valid – I mean, it appears Maori were the ones under served by this census, and would have been the ones disproportionately affected by the poor quality of the data initially collected. I get what you are saying, and would normally agree, but it just seems a bit unjustified in this particular instance. If anything it seems almost the opposite – a caucasian bureaucrat that has stepped down due to a mistake that disproportionately affected Maori.

    1. Comrade, let me expand on my point.

      You are 100% correct in pointing out that Māori have been horribly impacted by this, but my point is that the electoral boundaries and vast amounts of public money spending are also dictated by the Census and seeing as this cock up has impacted that, we are seeing accountability. Previously cock ups have only impacted poor brown people so no one is held accountable, this time electoral boundaries and Wellington beorocratic spending has been impacted.

    2. Do some homework marius so you learn why is is important for people to be counted, Treaty partner, funding for health services and other government services, number of political seats for electoral boundaries, policy implications, future planning.

  4. Do some homework marius so you learn why is is important for people to be counted, Treaty partner, funding for health services and other government services, number of political seats for electoral boundaries, policy implications, future planning.

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