Direct democracy
Drawing on the Swiss system, give citizens binding tools to veto legislation and to initiate law.
NZ Outdoors & Freedom Party
Focused on civil liberties and direct democracy. The party has extended from outdoor access rights and environmental issues to opposing mandates and the concentration of central power.
The party emphasises direct democracy, local decision-making, civil liberties, government transparency and public access to natural spaces.
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Drawing on the Swiss system, give citizens binding tools to veto legislation and to initiate law.
Strengthen the protections in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and improve government transparency.
Devolve more decision-making power and funding to local communities.
Protect public access to outdoor spaces, the natural environment and local communities.
Argues that mental health assessment should consider physical, nutritional, psychological, social and environmental factors together, and supports trauma treatment and long-term residential care options.
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The party's 2026 policy pages highlight citizen-led referendums and law-making tools.
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The party contested the 2023 general election but did not reach the threshold to enter Parliament.
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NZ Outdoors and Freedom Party
Retrieved: 9 August 2026
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