Government Subsidy Policy?

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Billions in public subsidies flow into the childcare sector every year, but how those funds are distributed remains controversial.

Some argue subsidies should support all licensed providers — for-profit and non-profit alike — to ensure access and choice for families.

Others believe taxpayer funding should go only to non-profit centres that prioritize social outcomes over profit.

Your feedback will help define the principles that should guide future funding decisions and ensure public money delivers real value for children and communities.

Question:

Government funding should support both for-profit and non-profit childcare providers to ensure access, affordability, and quality for all families. (Agree/Disagree)

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