Family and social policyElection promise
A ministry for families and childcare payments
Establish a ministry for families, pay NZ$5,000 at the birth of each child, and provide a weekly payment to families with a baby under one year old.
No seats in ParliamentPolicy platform published
Vision NZ
Vision New Zealand
A Christian conservative and nationalist party. Its policies combine family payments, tax reform, tighter immigration, social conservatism and national sovereignty.
How the party describes its position
The party emphasises the traditional family, Christian values, national sovereignty, restricting immigration and more direct financial support for families.
Profile source
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Published policy claims
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Economy and taxElection promise
First NZ$25,000 of income tax free
The first NZ$25,000 of personal income would be tax free, and income tax would be removed from superannuation, student loans and benefits.
Foreign affairs, migration and sovereigntyElection promise
Pausing mass immigration
Proposes pausing mass immigration, extending the residence requirement for citizenship to 10 years, and making English an official language.
Foreign affairs, migration and sovereigntyParty position
Leaving the United Nations and the Paris Agreement
Argues for withdrawing from the United Nations and the Paris Agreement, and for removing what the party calls race-based policies.
EducationElection promise
Changing sexuality and relationships education in schools
Remove gender theory and relationships and sexuality education from the school curriculum, and raise teacher pay.
HealthElection promise
Prioritising primary care and changing targeted spending
Proposes more budget for primary care and health workforce pay, better GP services and specialist waiting times, and removing health targeting policies and spending set by ethnicity.
Verification note: No budget figures, implementation timetable or independent costing have been published.
Law, justice and rightsElection promise
Defining biological sex in law, and a parental rights bill
Argues for defining biological sex in law as male and female, managing single-sex spaces by biological sex, and introducing a parental rights bill and changes to birth registration law.
Verification note: These are party promises. No bill text or implementation detail has been published.
Verified key people
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Hannah Tamaki
Party leader
The Platform NZ, 2022, CC BY 3.0What happened, in date order
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Party record
2026 policy platform published
The party published policy on family, tax, immigration, education, health and national sovereignty.
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Election
Did not enter Parliament at the 2023 general election
Vision New Zealand contested the 2023 general election but did not reach the threshold to enter Parliament.
Evidence cited on this page
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Tier 3, Party source
Vision New Zealand policies
Vision New Zealand
Retrieved: 9 August 2026
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Vision New Zealand leadership
Vision New Zealand
Retrieved: 9 August 2026
Open sourceOpens in a new tabTier 1, Election authority
2023 General Election official results
New Zealand Electoral Commission