The Yes Vote - NZ Referendum on Child Discipline 2009https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.htmlThe child discipline law six months after the referendumnewsPhysical punishment still legal in schools in many states in the USASKIP: What it is and why it worksemail your mpMission AccomplishedFree Poster: 21 practial alternatives to smackingEurope presses UK to introduce total ban on smackingThe sixth police review: The Child Discipline Law is still working wellYet another review shows Family First has been misleading the NZ publicThe APS Parent guide to helping children manage conflictLatest Section 59 review says the law is working wellEnding legalised violence against children worldwide – Global Report 2009free stuff, posters and stickersNew website for childrenReport on Sweden’s corporal punishment ban after 30 years“Research” shows that smacking is good for kids?Brian Rudman: Mob rule no substitute for democracymore info & downloadsFree Booklet: A Theology of ChildrenhomePhysical punishment of children and the Child Discipline Lawcontact usA personal tribute to Sue BradfordwebsitesKiwi families using positive discipline because it worksBoscawen’s bill drawn – and quarteredChildren’s Commisioner: Boscawen bill not in childrens’ interestsResearch: Smacking makes children naughtierThe Press: Referendum vote a fiascoPolice publish two-year review of Section 59Russell Brown: The son that got awayfaqAudio: John Angus and Katrina McLennan discuss the need to retain the Child Discipline LawGoff, Key stand firm on section 59Psychology Today: Physical punishment is a serious public health problemProtocols review timely and appropriateTe Kahui Mana Ririki applauds parliamentary position on Child Discipline LawJohn Key announces Section 59 review terms of referenceReport: Child abuse and neglect cost NZ $2 billionUpdated – John Key reiterates: No law changehistory of the child discipline lawTapu Misa: John Key must hold the lineVideo: John Key’s press conference on the Child Discipline LawTime for real action on child abuseDr Seuss referendum question clearly confused some peopleDeborah Morris-Travers on the cost of child abuse on TVNZ BreakfastA wooden spoon for Larry BaldockUSA Religious Right funds Vote NoProfessor James Ritchie 1930 – 2009