Three Policy Section Statement
Our three Policy Sections are all related; each of them is designed to restore New Zealand’s sovereignty in different areas.
- Stability: Repealing the divisive and racist Treaty of Waitangi Act restores New Zealand to a single standard of citizenship and gives the government sovereignty over its entirety once more. Just as in 1840, it was a single standard of citizenship that was the catalyst for a stable nation. We will also ban the teaching of critical race theory in the New Zealand-funded education system.
- Prosperity: Repealing the Public Finance Act and introducing a capacity investment-based monetary system restores New Zealand’s sovereignty over its own currency. The main function of government is to provide for the people, whether that be protection (police/military), state-funded medical care, state-funded education, energy stability, or any other vital resource that is democratically decided. Under the present limited money supply system, there is unnecessary forced government debt and liability to unrelated third parties i.e. as at October 30th, 2019 more than 50% of Government debt was held by overseas investors and it has been as high as 80%. The government currently incorrectly believes that it gets its revenue by taxing, this mistaken belief is responsible for an immense amount of needless suffering. Only a capacity-based money supply system, which does not rely on a ‘balancing the books’ mentality, will transition us forward into being the high-wage, highly productive nation that we were in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.
- When New Zealand signs treaties or pacts within the UN which impinge on its sovereignty, and so it’s ability to make laws, govern and control our borders, this is a breach of the Treaty of Waitangi. The Treaty focused sovereignty on a single entity, the Crown, which has since transferred that sovereignty to the Parliament of New Zealand. The UN model is one of local-level (national) decisions being made under an imposed legislative framework from the UN. That framework is invasive and pervasive, including the imposition of race, gender and sexuality in education from early childhood, also border control and influences our monetary system philosophy and practice. A similar situation was forced on the people of New Zealand with our government taking cues from The World Health Organisation.
The people of New Zealand must be able to elect a government that has the full power and authority to govern all of the people of New Zealand as a single nation all with the same rights and freedoms.