Post Budget Breakfast CPAG and PHA Wellington

“Budget 2019 – Who’s left High and Dry?”

Each year in Wellington Child Poverty Acton Group (CPAG) and the Public Health Assocation (PHA) provide a child-focused analysis and commentary of the year's budget. CPAG and the PHA arrange a breakfast meeting to provide an accessible and affordable avenue for the community to come together and hear about how the budget affects children and young people, especially our most vulnerable who live in poverty.

Event Details

When

Friday, May 31, 2019 from 7:15 AM to 8:45 PM NZST
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Tickets

$30 - high income
$20 - middle income
$10 – unwaged 

Where

The Boat Shed
Taranaki Street Wharf
Wellington 6011

Contact

Celia Thompson (CPAG) for Registrations
09 302 5260
admin@cpag.org.nz

Prudence Stone (PHA)
prudence@pha.org.nz
Speakers

 

Government Representative to present the 2019 budget & answer questions (TBC)

Dr Ganesh Nana 
Executive Director and Chief Economist at BERL.

 Lee Tuki 
Lee is President of the Public Health Association of New Zealand, Khui Hauora. Tumatanui.

MC - Dr Nikki Turner
Nikki is a CPAG's Health Spokesperson. 

Event order

7:00 am – Doors opens, buffet breakfast available
7:20 am – Mihi whakatau 
7:25 am – Welcome and introductory comments 
7:30 am -  Key note speakers
8:00 am – Questions from the floor & response  
8:35 am - Concluding comments/summary 
8:40 am – Karakia

Door sales restricted - register early to ensure your place

  

This event is part of CPAG's Nationwide Budget Breakfast Series being held in five main centres - 
Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin 31 May
Nelson  5 June

 CPAG also intends to provide a comprehensive budget review shortly after the budget is released.  Visit www.cpag.org.nz to get your copy on Friday 31 May.