Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 4, 2023 18:11:37 GMT 12
ACT PARTY LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN, ANNOUNCES NEW 'MINISTRY OF REGULATION'
(Excerpts)
ACT Party leader David Seymour has painted his party as the one to unite the nation under equal opportunities in a speech which hit out against Wellington bureaucrats, red tape, and accused the government of accelerating the “drift towards separatism”.
and co-governance - which he said was “dividing Kiwis in everyday life”.
“On councils there are seats reserved. Even real estate agents apparently need to be re-educated in te ao Māori.”
He said Māori language had been “weaponised as a tool the minority forces on the majority in every forum, no matter how impractical, just to prove their political point”.
“They never asked. Nobody would agree if they did. It won’t take us anywhere good, and it must end now.”
and take any reference to the Treaty of Waitangi from all legislation before again accusing Labour of dividing New Zealand.
“People are asked to pick a side between tangata whenua and tangata tiriti, without any middle ground,” he said.
“Labour have accelerated the drift towards separatism with their constant insertion of race-based policy into everything from Three Waters’ governance to resource management.”....
www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/132231427/watch-live-act-party-launches-campaign-announces-new-ministry-of-regulation
(Excerpts)
ACT Party leader David Seymour has painted his party as the one to unite the nation under equal opportunities in a speech which hit out against Wellington bureaucrats, red tape, and accused the government of accelerating the “drift towards separatism”.
and co-governance - which he said was “dividing Kiwis in everyday life”.
“On councils there are seats reserved. Even real estate agents apparently need to be re-educated in te ao Māori.”
He said Māori language had been “weaponised as a tool the minority forces on the majority in every forum, no matter how impractical, just to prove their political point”.
“They never asked. Nobody would agree if they did. It won’t take us anywhere good, and it must end now.”
and take any reference to the Treaty of Waitangi from all legislation before again accusing Labour of dividing New Zealand.
“People are asked to pick a side between tangata whenua and tangata tiriti, without any middle ground,” he said.
“Labour have accelerated the drift towards separatism with their constant insertion of race-based policy into everything from Three Waters’ governance to resource management.”....
www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/132231427/watch-live-act-party-launches-campaign-announces-new-ministry-of-regulation