Animals and drug law reform
Animal welfare, cannabis and other drug law reform.
17 registered parties reviewed. 2 have citable material and 3 claims are recorded.
Rows without a claim mean no citable publication was found in material checked through 9 August 2026. This does not prove a party has no view.
A party source establishes what the party proposed. It does not by itself prove effectiveness, implementation or complete costing. Coverage reflects the verified material currently available.
- Published position
- At least one public party claim is summarised and linked to its source.
- Topic mentioned, no detailed citable position
- The party refers to this topic, but material checked through 9 August 2026 did not support a claim-level summary.
- No published position found
- No citable party publication on this topic was found in material checked through 9 August 2026. This does not prove the party has no view.
| Party | Published claims or coverage status | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
NationalThe New Zealand National PartyGovernment coalition49 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Open the full party page |
LabourNew Zealand Labour PartyParliamentary opposition34 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Green PartyThe Green Party of Aotearoa New ZealandParliamentary opposition14 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Open the full party page |
ACTACT New ZealandGovernment coalition11 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Open the full party page |
NZ FirstNew Zealand First PartyGovernment coalition8 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Te Pāti MāoriParliamentary opposition4 seats | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Opportunity PartyNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Alliance PartyAlliance Party of Aotearoa New ZealandNo seats in Parliament0 seatsRegistered on 5 August 2026 | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Open the full party page |
Te Tai Tokerau PartyNo seats in Parliament0 seatsLeader is a sitting MP, with no parliamentary caucus | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Free PalestineNo seats in Parliament0 seatsRegistered on 5 August 2026 | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
NZ LoyalNew Zealand LoyalNo seats in Parliament0 seatsRegistered on 5 August 2026 | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Open the full party page |
Outdoors & FreedomNZ Outdoors & Freedom PartyNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Conservative PartyConservative Party NZNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Vision NZVision New ZealandNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Women's Rights PartyNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | No published position foundLast checked: 9 August 2026 | Profile source Open the full party page |
Animal Justice PartyAnimal Justice Party Aotearoa New ZealandNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | Election promise What this means Phase out the most harmful factory farming and fishing methods, while funding farmers and rural communities through the transition. | Evidence and checks |
Legalise Cannabis PartyAotearoa Legalise Cannabis PartyNo seats in Parliament0 seatsCurrently has no seats in Parliament | Party position What this means Repeal cannabis prohibition so that adults can legally possess, grow and use cannabis. | Evidence and checks |
| Party position What this means Create an R18 cannabis market regulated in a similar way to alcohol and tobacco, but with commercial promotion banned. | Evidence and checks |