Gough Whitlam Policies

GOUGH WHITLAM POLICIES Social Justice and moderate-to doe withity is the implication of tout ensemble humans in society have the same and equal rights regardless of their gender, incline or religion etc. it works on the universal principles that support people through the advantages and disadvantages within the society. The commitment of the Gough Whitlam establishment was based on social justice and equality and supported areas in the society such as, education, migrants and health reforms. Whitlam and the government changed these laws and others with debates, conventions and policies.PARAGRAPH 2 EDUCATION REFORM- in the first place the Education reform there was change magnitude University fees, that was unaffordable for most Australians. Until the Whitlam Labour administration abolished the Uni fees and introduced tertiary education assist to help support students with fee cost which then lead to increase educational opportunities for all Australians. PARAGRAPH 3 MIGRANT REFORM- Policies related to migration went from Assimilation to Integration and now to multiculturalism.The Racial inconsistency Act 1975 banned all forms of discrimination on the basis of colour, race or ethnic origin. The Discrimination Act aided to the development of multiculturalism and assay to prevent division within society. The Whitlam government policy tries to promote the benefits of multicultural Australia and encourage people from non-English speaking backgrounds to become part of the community. PARAGRAPH 4 HEALTH REFORM- In 1973 a compulsory national health redress scheme was introduced by the Whitlam Labour Government called Medibank.The purpose of Medibank was to help generate many benefits to Australians and their families regardless of wealth. It gradually involved to a free medical checkup service, which means providing health insurance coverage for all Australians leading to increased spending on health. CONCLUSION The Gough Whitlam Labour Government reforms, education, health, migrant and etc have received a number of good and bad outcomes leading towards created policies for all Australians in society to have the same and equal rights.