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All parties on Health
Health · Party position

Te Pāti Māori on Health

Rebuild Māori-led health system focused on prevention and whānau

Te Pāti Māori says it will rebuild and strengthen a Māori-led health authority. It wants to shift health services away from only responding to crises, toward preventing problems and supporting whole-family wellbeing. The party says services must be easy to reach, culturally safe, and answerable to Māori communities.

What they say they'll do

  • Re-build and strengthen Māori-led health authority and solutions
  • Shift the system toward prevention and whānau wellbeing, not just crisis response
  • Make services accessible, culturally safe, and accountable to Māori
  • Use tax revenue from the wealthiest to fund health

Who this affects

Māori patients and whānau
The policy is aimed at giving Māori communities more control over health services and making those services easier to access and more responsive to Māori culture and family structures.
Disabled Māori
Te Pāti Māori also says it will support Māori-led disability services, make support easier to access, and fund support that fits whānau realities rather than bureaucratic categories.

In their own words

“A health system that does not understand Māori will keep failing Māori.”
“Shift the system toward prevention and whānau wellbeing, not just crisis response.”
“Make services accessible, culturally safe, and accountable to Māori.”
Verify at Te Pāti Māori — official policy page

Summarised neutrally from Te Pāti Māori’s own official policy (as at 2026-09-09) and checked by an editor. Nothing is paraphrased without the source linked. Read the original ↗ Arapono is non-partisan. Compare all parties on Health →

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