Act against cuts to the Disability Pension

To the Honourable Speaker and Members of the House of Representatives in Parliament assembled.To the Honourable President and Members of the Senate in Parliament assembled.Petition re: Changes to the... continue reading »

1,000 signatures Goal: 1,000
All Signatures (1,000 total)
726.
Adrian H 7 March 2005
727.
Alison J 26 February 2005

"I absolutely fail to see how it can be seen as fiscally responsible to put unnecessary pressure and hardship on people who genuinely need the support of the community. This is not just about money - the hostile environment of 'mutual obligation' is no pla"

728.
Gaynor P 24 February 2005
729.
Jalal L 17 February 2005
730.
Wendy E 12 February 2005
731.
Danielle M 29 January 2005
732.
Michael W 24 January 2005
733.
Lynne P 5 January 2005

"Funding disability employment services is not what we need. People with disabilities need support to stay in the workforce. These services are of little relevance....."

734.
Eric M 28 December 2004

"also against means testing to carers income"

735.
Duane B 24 December 2004
736.
Antony L 23 December 2004

"I run a Chronic pain support Group that will be badly effect by this cut in disability Pension"

737.
Bronwyn S 21 December 2004
738.
Pc Lin 18 December 2004

"From an Australian who cares, to the politicians who care more about preserving their over-generous super."

739.
Suhsien L 15 December 2004
740.
Ferlita Fs 8 December 2004

"I'm an individual with a disability from Guam, and I am not sure if my vote will even count or matter, but the fact of the matter is being a disabled individual is costly. I have to go to the USA for the next 10 years for my follow up on my joint replacem"

741.
Christine Joym 3 December 2004
742.
Marek D 27 November 2004
743.
Karen M 24 November 2004
744.
Neil J 20 November 2004

"A very low act!"

745.
Michelle K 14 November 2004

"Vulnerable people donot need to suffer any further!"

746.
Lyndall F 14 November 2004

"Life is already so hard for people with disabilities - why make it harder? Discrimination in employment is very real - why not penalise employers who don't play the game?"

747.
Heather D 5 November 2004

"People do not choose to have disabilities, and they should not be penalised for an accident of birth or event beyond their control. With the stiff competition for jobs, people with disabilites often have no choice but to manage on a pension. As a society "

748.
Gail M 5 November 2004
749.
Lisa D 21 October 2004
750.
Greg P 20 October 2004

"This is becoming a desperate situation"

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