Breaking up the Gentailers
We will be breaking up the power companies so they can no longer control both the power and the price.
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New Zealand First Policy
Since 1993, New Zealand First has proven to consistently focus our efforts on five main policy pillars to advance and strengthen the social and economic direction of our country.
Break up the Supermarket Duopoly
For too long, New Zealanders have faced rising grocery bills while Woolworths and Foodstuffs control more than 80 percent of the grocery market. The Commerce Commission has previously found those supermarket giants earning around $1 million a day in excess profits.
Returning 50% of mining royalties to the regions
New Zealand First has announced its campaign policy that will see 50% of any royalties gained from mining to be directly returned to the region from which it came – not Wellington.
Establishing a KiwiSaver Generation
New Zealand First is going to make KiwiSaver enrolment compulsory at birth and there will be an automatic immediate Crown contribution of $1000 for New Zealand citizens only.
Backing a New Zealand Owned Bank
New Zealand First will be proposing a buy-back of the Bank of New Zealand from National Australia Bank.
Disestablish Auckland’s ‘Independent Maori Statutory Board’
New Zealand First has announced a campaign policy to disestablish the unelected Auckland Council Independent Māori Statutory Board (IMSB).
Referendum on Maori Seats
The time has come for a decision on the future of the Māori seats.
Establishing a Special Economic Zone at Marsden Point
We are going to establish a Special Economic Zone at Marsden Point.
Complete the Christchurch Cathedral
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters has announced a campaign commitment to fund an extra $15 million for the Christ Church Cathedral to get the rebuild moving.
Citizen’s Only Voting
New Zealand First has announced that we will be campaigning to change the electoral law to ensure that only citizens have the right to vote.
Future Proofing our Fuel Security
New Zealand First will be campaigning on an initial investment of $1 billion over the term of government, into a ‘National Subsurface Development Survey’ - to identify and create one national dataset across energy, geothermal and CO₂ storage sites, and create the framework for New Zealand to develop those sites, extract those resources, and build our country’s resilience and prosperous economic future.
The ‘Kiwi Kids Grant’
New Zealand First will campaign on introducing a ‘Kiwi Kids Grant’ that will support New Zealand citizens raising the first three children, through the first three years of their lives.
'Use It or Lose It' dairy policy
New Zealand First is proposing changes to the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001 to incentivise investment in value-added dairy manufacturing in New Zealand, New Zealand First Leader Rt Hon Winston Peters has announced.
We Will Withdraw From The Paris Accord
New Zealand First is saying we need to get out of the Paris Accord altogether
The $100bn New Zealand Future Fund
We will establish a “New Zealand Future Fund” of up to $100 Billion to invest solely in a multi-decade infrastructure build, to ensure our future infrastructure security and to enable future economic growth and social enablement.
NZ Super for Citizens Only
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters has announced a campaign policy that from 2029 only New Zealand citizens will be eligible for New Zealand Superannuation.
Immigration Reform Policies
New Zealand First has today announced a number of campaign policies that will make sweeping changes to current immigration laws.
The Plan to “Make NZ Healthy”
New Zealand First will shift the focus of healthcare from treating illness to preventing it.
Lowering Tax Rate for SMEs to 20%
New Zealand First will campaign on lowering the company tax rate for SMEs to 20% for companies with turnover under $30million, from its current 28% tax rate.
Ending the Waitangi Make-Work Industry
New Zealand First will table legislation within the first 100 days after the next election to immediately abolish the Waitangi Tribunal, and replace it with the Treaty of Waitangi Completion Commission.