$2210 per person is a joke when we could have healthcare that actually works, not this half-baked system. Triple it to $6600—no excuses, no delays. We pay enough in taxes to demand better, and we want it now.
The numbers behind the demand
Pledges (2)
“Broadlands cannot afford to wait. Within our first 100 days in government, we will introduce emergency legislation to begin a rapid increase in healthcare funding and set the country on a clear path toward $6,600 per person. We will immediately invest in hospitals, recruit more doctors and nurses, reduce waiting times, expand mental health services, and improve access to modern treatments. Every month of delay means longer queues and poorer care. We will act decisively, responsibly, and with urgency to deliver the healthcare system the people of Broadlands deserve.”
“Within our first 100 days, a Forward Broadlands government will introduce a Healthcare Recovery Act committing Broadlands to reaching $6,600 in healthcare spending per person. Funding will be increased in stages, with the first investment directed towards hospitals, primary care and frontline staff. We will expand recruitment and training for doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers, increase capacity to reduce waiting times, and strengthen mental health services. We will also establish annual public reporting on healthcare spending and outcomes, ensuring that additional funding delivers measurable improvements. The full $6,600 target will be reached through sustained increases over the course of the parliamentary term, with funding protected in future budgets so improvements to healthcare are permanent rather than temporary.”