Firearms
The LDP supports the right to own firearms for sport, hunting, collecting and self-defence.
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Traffic Laws
The LDP believes traffic laws should strike a better balance between safety and efficient travel.
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Environment
The LDP values the natural environment within the context of a prosperous society that provides equal protection under the law and is based on respect for individual freedom, personal responsibilit...
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Assisted Suicide
The LDP believes adults have a right to end their own lives, with or without assistance, and to have access to information to help them do it.
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Civil Liberties and Freedom
The LDP opposes programs that seek to impose particular values or correct perceived disadvantage through affirmative action.
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School Education
The LDP believes school regulation should be devolved to state level with school vouchers to promote competition between schools and parental choice.
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Property Rights
The LDP believes maintaining the safety and security of the Australian people and their property must be the government’s first priority.
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Victimless Crimes
The LDP does not generally support the criminalisation of victimless crimes and will seek to reduce the intrusion of government into these areas.
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Immigration
The LDP would expand opportunities to live and work in Australia while carefully guarding access to welfare and citizenship.
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Competitive Federalism
The LDP supports competitive federalism as it was intended by the founders of the constitution.
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Energy
The LDP does not believe in either subsidising or unfairly taxing any particular source of energy, including nuclear.
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Free Trade
The LDP supports free international trade in goods, services and capital.
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Motorcycles
The LDP believes those who choose to use motorcycles and scooters should not be discouraged by government policies.
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Smoking
The LDP is neither pro-smoking nor anti-smoking; it is pro-choice.
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Global Warming
The LDP believes governments lack the competence to address climate change and prefers market responses instead.
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Democracy
The LDP supports voluntary voting, citizens initiated referenda, fixed parliamentary terms, recall elections, constitutional protection of private property and sunset clauses on legislation.
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Health
The LDP will return to consumers control of individual health care choices.
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Lifestyle Choices
Adults must be free to make their own lifestyle decisions, including marriage, without interference by the government or requiring its approval.
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Welfare
The LDP supports replacing all current welfare with a negative income tax that provides a basic standard of living and assistance to the working poor.
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Defence
National defence is a legitimate role of the Commonwealth government. However, unnecessary expenditure on defence contributes to excessive taxation.
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Nuclear Power
The LDP supports nuclear power provided it is subject to the same tax policies as other energy sources.
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Gambling
The LDP believes gambling (gaming) is like any other form of entertainment - a matter of choice for responsible adults. Just as we may turn off the television or refuse to enter a cinema, we ma...
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You Pay Too Much Tax
The LDP believes Australians pay far too much tax. Since 1996 per capita taxation has increased by more than a third, not including the GST and after allowing for inflation.
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ORP and LDP NSW
The Liberal Democratic Party in NSW has joined up with the Outdoor Recreation Party (ORP) to run in the next NSW state election, in March 2011.
The ORP had its roots in the New South Wales 4WD movement. Considerable success was achieved in getting a member elected to the Legislative Council (the NSW Upper House) at the 1999 State Election.
However subsequent changes to the Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912 have made it very difficult for small parties to succeed.
ETS - Employment Termination Scheme
Whether or not the world is getting warmer, and whether or not humans are contributing, the proposed Emissions Trading Scheme is bad policy.
The Liberal Democratic Party believes there will be far less misery if society is simply encouraged to adapt to the changing climate, allowing market responses to proceed and providing support to any people or countries that are genuinely adversely affected.
Smokers rights are the front line for liberty!
The Nanny State and Light Bulbs
The government is banning incandescent light bulbs. From November 2009 standard globes are not available in shops. Graciously, the government says that people will not be required to remove working incandescent bulbs.
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