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Democracy & Government · Party position

Vision NZ on Democracy & Government

One nation, one people, one vote; restore parliamentary integrity

Vision New Zealand uses the slogan 'One Nation, One People, One Vote' and says Parliament has lost integrity. They published an article calling for integrity to be restored to what they call a 'polluted Parliament'. The text does not spell out detailed policy steps, but the party signals it wants equal voting rights for all New Zealanders and higher standards of conduct from elected representatives.

What they say they'll do

  • Overhaul MMP to eliminate party lists so only electorate-seat winners can enter parliament
  • Reduce the total number of Members of Parliament
  • Introduce term limits for politicians
  • Mandate regular drug testing for all sitting MPs
  • Ban taxpayer-funded alcohol at all MP functions
  • Reject the introduction of digital IDs

Who this affects

Voters
Under Vision NZ's proposal, all MPs would have to win a local electorate vote, removing the ability to enter parliament via a party list.
Sitting MPs
MPs would face term limits, mandatory drug testing, and a ban on taxpayer-funded alcohol at political functions.
List MPs
Party list MPs would no longer be able to enter parliament under the proposed changes to MMP.

In their own words

“Overhaul the MMP system to completely eliminate party lists, ensuring only candidates who win an electorate seat can serve in parliament.”
“These career politicians frequently alter national legislation and push aggressive agendas without ever securing a direct public mandate from the voters.”
“Parliament should be filled with dedicated public servants focused on their constituents, not career politicians insulated inside a Wellington bubble.”
Verify at Vision New Zealand — official policy page

Summarised neutrally from Vision New Zealand’s own official policy (as at 2026-09-08) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Democracy & Government →

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