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National, NZ First, Labour, the Greens, and Te Pāti Māori have voted against the Treaty Principles Bill. But ACT’s campaign for equal rights continues.
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The logic of equal rights is irresistible. If it is not a reality today, it will be eventually.
In the meantime, we are doubling down on our efforts to remove divisive race-based policies from health services, education, resource management, and more.
We abolished the divisive Māori Health Authority, ended race-based waitlists, and put patient need, not Treaty status, at the centre of Pharmac.
We’ve scrapped diversity quotas for government procurement and are fighting for local councils to do the same.
We secured a Government directive to all public service agencies to deliver services based on need and value for money, not race.
We restored local referendums on the introduction of Māori wards, and are campaigning locally to end race-based representation.
We’ve ensured child safety – not whakapapa or the Treaty – is at the centre of the state care system, ending so-called “reverse uplifts”.
We’re fighting compulsory tikanga and race-based policies at universities, and we’re reviewing special entrance pathways for medical degrees.