Bennett's keynote conference speech sought to broaden the appeal of the party by tackling more than simply environmental concerns.
The party's attempts to broaden its appeal comes as it trails far behind the major parties in the polls on just a few per cent of the vote.
It also recommended the government look for further efficiency gains in health and education, and broaden the tax base, including by changing the way self-employed workers are taxed.
I'm certainly not arguing that hours upon hours of screen time is a good idea, or that we shouldn't try to broaden our children's horizons.
I think one or two of them ought to be thinking, if they want a long-term future in politics, should they be seeking to broaden the Conservative coalition by becoming more embedded in the Conservative party.
Often, it has appeared to the public as if Lucas is the Green party, but in 2012, she announced she was standing down as leader, "in order to broaden opportunities for the range of talent in the party and to raise the profiles of others aspiring to election".
Analysts had warned that as president, Fico could shepherd a constitutional amendment through a compliant parliament to broaden his powers or even transform Slovakia's parliamentary system into a presidential one.
"This board is not competent to perform the duties expected of it," he said, as he called for the Financial Conduct Authority to broaden the scope of its investigation from the bank to the wider group.
That kind of thinking helps broaden audiences, but it doesn't come cheap, and perhaps some percentage of the growing profits from NT Live and Live from Stratford-upon-Avon could help fund such initiatives at theatres around the country?
The price of the ticket excludes younger, poorer people – although there are plenty of ways to work the festival that still broaden its diversity.
He wants his work "to find a mainstream audience [and] broaden people's minds".
