There was quite a victory list for those who have fought against the fascist tyranny of the Ardern-Hipkins government of the last 3 years
The libertarian community has fought hard for our rights these past three years, and that unrelenting effort and carefully planned strategy was finally reflected in the detail of the coalition documents between National and New Zealand First and National and ACT. You can read both of the agreements here as well as the full list of cabinet positions.
From the NZ First / National Coalition Agreement:
- Ensure a ‘National Interest Test’ is undertaken before New Zealand accepts any agreements from the UN and its agencies that limit national decision-making and reconfirm that New Zealand’s domestic law holds primacy over any international agreements.
- As part of the above, by December 1 2023, reserve against proposed amendments to WHO health regulations to allow the incoming Government to consider these against a “National Interest Test.”
- Refocus the curriculum on academic achievement and not ideology, including removing and replacing the gender, sexuality, and relationship-based education guidelines.
- End all Covid-19 vaccine mandates still in operation.
- Ensure, as a matter of urgency in establishment and completion, a full-scale, wide-ranging, independent inquiry conducted publicly with local and international experts into how the Covid pandemic was handled in New Zealand.
- Protect freedom of speech by ruling out the introduction of hate speech legislation and stopping the Law Commission’s work on hate speech legislation.
- Ensure all public service departments have their primary names in English, except those specifically related to Māori.
- Legislate to make English an official language of New Zealand.
- Ensure publicly funded sporting bodies support fair competition that is not compromised by rules relating to gender.
- Abolish the Māori Health Authority.
- Repeal the Therapeutic Products Act 2023.
- Commit that in the absence of a referendum, our Government will not change the official name of New Zealand.
- Cancel Auckland Light Rail and Let’s Get Wellington Moving and reduce cycleway expenditure.
- Investigate the strategic opportunities in New Zealand’s mineral resources.
- Ensure that climate change policies are aligned and do not undermine national energy security.
- The Coalition Government will work to improve outcomes for all New Zealanders, and will not advance policies that seek to ascribe different rights and responsibilities to New Zealanders on the basis of their race or ancestry.
- Stop all work on He Puapua.
- Confirm that the Coalition Government does not recognise the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) as having any binding legal effect on New Zealand.
Hear all about the ‘wins’ in this special edition of Politics Explained with Rodney Hide and Tane Webster
The People’s Letter opposing dictatorial WHO Globalism
As stated above, the coalition parties have indicated they want to reserve their decision regarding the IHR amendments so they can consider these against a National Interest Test, which is fantastic!
The problem of the amendments to the IHRs still needs to be resolved, however. The new government needs to reject the proposed timeframe changes and the IHR amendments. So the Voices for Freedom team has ‘The People’s Letter’ to be sent to the NZ Government, urging them to reject the amendments by the 1 December deadline.