The removal by National of the Labour Party requirement for schools to be the food police is poetry to the ears and sending exactly the right message to pupils, teachers and parents.
Hopefully it is just the beginning of the end for the nanny state Labour so carefully engineered for us over the last 9 years.
It is the right and responsibility of the parents to give their children the right food, not lefty pollies, some of whom are too fat to move, let alone rub two braincells together in order to figure out that they are not surrogate parents to every man woman and child in our country.
This is the kind of warped thinking that the left specialise in: piece
Ms Kedgley said that arguing the children would still buy the products elsewhere was "a nonsense".
"Teenagers can buy cigarettes at the local dairy, but that doesn't mean we should allow them to sell them at school. NZ Herald.co.nz
A pie is hardly a cigarette Sue.
Bugger off, crawl into a sow crate and look after your own family, mine is fine.
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