I support this policy

My support is full, however will be withdrawn if this is used as a base to create a republic. That is a deal breaker for me personally.

love what u are doing - many thanks

Like many under 30s i no longer believe in democracy. This is a step in the right direction

Looking forward to reading more.

Democracy like we've never seen it before. I'm so pleased you've included the option to use software to create a true democracy in real-time (or close enough to it).

Top sounds like the party some realiy good policies, youve won me over!

Whilst I support the policy I am unsure with having Te Reo a compulsory subject when its not commonly or widely spoken. It has to be an option. An alternative is to also make it compulsory to study one's mother tongue(ie in Singapore) this way multiculturalism can be maintained. In an increasingly multi cultural new Zealand there's no place for compulsory Te Reo I believe

I support all of TOP policies but I do think.they should be open to criticism, especially from critical thinkers like myself. Ideas can always be improved. Great work so far

mainly interested in Restoring an Independent Media and Public Service

I like this thinking but would also like to see more emphasis on responsibilities along with the rights. As a social worker I am daily dealing with people in their 20's and 30's who assume the state will always provide them with income support in one way or another. They have no thought whatsoever of any form of contribution on their part. This excepts the children they so often heedlessly include in the equation without consideration for either the future of those kids, or of their own. Where do they think the support will come from if they are not part of contributing to it?