Party Values

Voters Voice Party Values

1. Transparency and Accountability:
• Commitment to open government where public information is accessible to citizens.
• Regular and transparent reporting on government actions and finances.
• Strong anti-corruption measures to ensure integrity in public office.
2. Democracy and Civic Participation:
• Empowering citizens through education on their democratic rights and responsibilities.
• Encouraging active participation in the electoral process, including voting and community engagement.
• Supporting initiatives for electoral reform that enhance the representativeness and fairness of New Zealand's democratic system.
3. Equity and Social Justice:
• Commitment to reducing disparities in income, health, education, and opportunity across all demographics.
• Upholding the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi
• Advocating for policies that address the needs of marginalized communities, including but not limited to, vulnerable peoples, youth, the elderly, and immigrants.
4. Environmental Sustainability:
• Promoting policies for sustainable development, conservation of natural resources, and combating climate change.
• Encouraging technology and renewable energy initiatives.
• Protecting New Zealand's unique biodiversity and landscapes for future generations.
5. Economic Responsibility:
• Balancing economic growth with social welfare, ensuring that economic policies benefit all New Zealanders.
• Supporting fair trade, ethical business practices, and local industries.
• Fiscal responsibility to maintain economic stability without compromising future generations' welfare.
6. Human Rights and Dignity:
• Protecting and promoting human rights, including freedom of speech, religion, and assembly within the legal framework of New Zealand.
• Ensuring non-discrimination and equality under the law for all citizens.
• Advocating for policies that support mental health, housing security, and accessible healthcare.
7. Community and Family:
• Strengthening community ties through local governance and community-led initiatives.
• Supporting policies that enhance family well-being, like childcare, parental leave, and family-oriented services.
8. Education and Innovation:
• Investing in education at all levels to foster critical thinking, creativity, and cultural understanding.
• Encouraging innovation in science, technology, and arts to propel New Zealand forward in the global arena.
9. Law and Order with Compassion:
• Promoting a justice system that balances rehabilitation with accountability.
• Supporting law enforcement while ensuring civil liberties are protected.
• Addressing root causes of crime through social investment rather than solely punitive measures.
10. International Responsibility:
• Acting as a responsible global citizen, contributing to international peace, security, and cooperation.
• Reviewing New Zealand's anti-nuclear stance and commitment to a peaceful, smarter approach to nuclear energy solutions.