Task 3.  In pairs ….  Come up with your polices and ideas on how you are going to deal with the following issues in your society  You will then explain.

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Task 3

 In pairs ….  Come up with your polices and ideas on how you are going to deal with the following issues in your society  You will then explain one of these polices to the class and face “Question Time!”

 This can include:  NHS system or private  Abortion  Euthanasia  Care for the Elderly and disabled

 Renewable energy  Reducing pollution  Recycling / Fines  Protection or destruction of natural habitats and other species

 Protection of the Island  How much should be spent on this?  Should all people be trained? National service?

 Causes of crime – alcohol / drugs  Prison system  Rehabilitation / reoffending  Capital Punishment

 Prejudice and Discrimination  Immigration to your Island –positive immigration – people who “add” to your society

 Raising money  Poverty -food banks!!!  Unemployment  Benefits / Housing  Public Jobs – doctors, teachers, police

 1.stm 1.stm

 Think of 5 questions per topic that you might ask another group e.g  Is it not hypocritical to advocate state killing (death penalty) in a society that you are encouraging to respect all life?  How would you fund increased welfare to deal with poverty without upsetting people by high taxes?