The basis of ecological wisdom is that human beings are part of the natural world.
Human needs can only be met without damage to other species that share the earth.
The key to social responsibility is the just distribution of social and natural resources, locally and globally.
For implementation, decisions will be made directly at the appropriate level by those affected.
Non-violent conflict resolution is a principle that applies at all levels

All people, either individually or in groups, may own wealth or property for their own use, but in any conflict of interest people are always more important than property and the state must ensure a just distribution of wealth.
Co-operation, rather than competition, should be the main governing factor in economic relations, in order that a greater amount and a just distribution of wealth can be ensured.
The Treaty of Waitangi is the founding document of New Zealand and that the Treaty should be honoured in government, society and the family.
All people are entitled to dignity, self-respect and the opportunity to work.

A globally competitive economy with regular tax reductions
Higher standards in education
Tough on crime
Effective healthcare, sooner
Valuing families
Building opportunity for all and encouraging ambition

Put New Zealanders and New Zealand first.
Immigration not to be used as an excuse for the failure to train and employ our own people.
Cease the sale of strategic state assets.
New Zealanders should pay less tax, and tax law should apply equally to all.
Social welfare must assist recipients to become independent of the state.

A fair, democratic and open society, founded on the rule of law, integrity and justice, committed to the fundamental values of respect for life, liberty, equality and community.
Economic freedom through an open market economy.
The family as the primary unit for a sustainable society.
A modern multicultural society which encourages social harmony and unity through respect for individual differences and cultural diversity.
Self-reliance, personal responsibility and independence, and proper reward for effort.