This was an area of great uncertainty for them, and they indicated they would likely pull extra resources in from the private market (Auckland Solid Waste, pers comm 2014).
"We hope that other state governments will follow the lead of West Darfur, investing extra resources in children as the best means of strengthening the economic and development potential of their societies".
The pay review body recognised "affordability issues" but said experience at sites already piloting seven-day services suggested these were largely due "to the need to invest in extra resources, in particular additional staff, to provide services in the extra hours".
Their findings are similar to ours (eg, children with a 5-minute Apgar score of 3 with signs consistent with neonatal encephalopathy had increased risk of extra resources in at school (OR 3.4 (1.8 to 6.3)), although the number of infants with low Apgar scores was low, and consequently the CIs around the point estimates were wide.
Those schools have been given extra resources in an effort to bring up their reading scores.
Labor also introduced an unprecedented national testing and transparency plan, so that we could pick up children who were falling behind much earlier, and put extra resources in to make sure we helped those children as early as possible in their schooling.
"We have put multiple extra resources into the area of the city in order to protect everybody".
"I plan to help the guys develop even further drawing on my experiences and knowledge and provide that extra resource in training to make a difference.
While tobacco control in NT has improved since 2009 [ 34], extra resources are needed in the NT, particularly to aid reductions in smoking prevalence in the Aboriginal population.
In a mid-year assessment, the WAO says the NHS is in a better financial position than at the same time last year, largely thanks to extra resources pumped in by the Welsh government.
