Making New Zealand Resilient through decentralised government
Through education and mentoring we aim to empower Kiwi's so you can become resilient enough to transition from a constitutional Monarchy to a confederacy of regions and villages, where you are part of government change rather than government telling you how to change.
The problem with New Zealand’s government is that it is centralised and decisions are made in Wellington, for all of New Zealand.
The decisions made negatively impact you because they are not:
these decisions impact your:
which leads to the rise in the cost of:
the list goes on, in fact the only things that seem to be going down is quality of life and education, with Kiwis leaving New Zealand in droves, all of these events start to make you think that the next five years are going to be worse than the last five.
Decentralisation takes the decision-making power away from those people in Wellington and puts it back to where it always should be, our hands, New Zealand will be governed under a federal system with a constitution and have three levels: the Confederation, the Regions and the Villages. Thanks to direct democracy, citizens can have their say directly on decisions at all political levels..