General Policies

Our aim is to bring tourism back to New Zealand through strategic advertising of our Arts, Culture and Heritage. As well as ensuring a high level of hospitality to ensure each and every tourist, thoroughly enjoy their time here.

Our aim is to increase the efficiency of our immigration department through various means such as increasing staff capacity to decrease wait time of inquiries and to ensure that no one that is trying to gain information on entering New Zealand is left behind. 

Our Policy is to ensure that peace, law, and order are maintained. Not tolerating any and all forms of discrimination, sexism, and unfairness. Ensuring that everyone no matter their background could feel safe and happy in New Zeland.

Our aim would be for Agriculture to be more tightly regulated and controlled when it comes to the Carbon footprint of Agriculture practices. This focus is offering people in the agriculture sphere viable solutions to addressing this issue as well as consultants to give them the helping hand that is required.

Our intention is that we would like to see improvements to all water quality and improved management of all our waterways. This focus will be primarily on finding the problems affecting the water quality and addressing it both at the source and within the system itself.

Our aim is to direct funding at areas and people most in need of it, and aid in easing the cost of living. We would also create tax reforms to ensure more equitable outcomes and prevent tax avoidance.

Our justice policies would be focused upon breaking the cycle of re-offending through programmes that provide counselling and support offenders in building a life for themselves once released.

Our policies would involve continued support of the defence forces, along with encouraging the inclusion of any interested persons, no matter the sexuality, gender, religion, and so on.

We will incentivise and subsidise the expansion of renewable energy plants. Moving New Zealand to be fueled by 100% clean energy. 

Climate change brings a lot of risks to our infrastructure. Our policies around infrastructure will focus on mitigation and prevention of issues using construction approval laws. For example, preventing construction on shorelines vulnerable to sea-level rise. 

To ensure academical successes of kiwi we will support early childhood education, support public schools to provide better care for students with special needs and financially support teachers because they deserve better pay. 

Public transport is excellent from environmental and social equity perspective. Unfortunately, our public transport system just isn't reliable enough to be people's choice of transit. We will not only support the expansion of public transport system, we will also increase their reliability - we are sick of buses not turning up.