Aotearoa should be a place where everyone is protected and supported. For too long people with Functional Neurological Disorder have been left to advocate for themselves within the health system.  I ask the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Disabled People, Ministry of Social Development and ACC to:  1. Collaboratively compile treatment plans and support services for patients in a timely manner to prevent further chronic harm. 2.  A Government wide inclusion of FND in its Education and Language policies relating to health, including for medical staff, social workers, educators of medicine. 3. At all times, FND patients are treated in keeping with the Patient Rights Code in NZ. 

We call on the Government to immediately stop all changes that limit or restrict the ability of people to enrol or vote.

We would like the Ministry of Education, in conjunction with the Ministry of Health, to add compulsory health classes including mental health into high schools / colleges as part of the physical education classes that already take place. We are asking for this to be implemented as part of the NCEA review that is currently ongoing. Both Ministries would need to provide extra funding for these classes, as well as some professional development for the current physical education teachers.

We call for the government to commit to safe walking, biking, scooting and free buses for all students in Aotearoa. The government is preparing its response to climate change, and we want our tamariki to be at the heart of it. We want to say goodbye to school traffic, make it safe to travel to school, and remove the cost of transport as a barrier to education. We approve of the general direction of the government's Emissions Reduction Plan but believe it needs to be more ambitious with clear targets and commitments. That’s why we’re calling for the below actions to be part of the Emissions Reduction Plan and funded in Budget 2022: 🚃Free public transport for all school students from 2023 onwards. 🚌Access to dedicated school buses for all schools that need them. 🛴Commitment to providing safe walking, cycling and scooting routes to and from school by 2025. 🚲Funding for school travel coordinators (to organise initiatives like walking school buses and bike trains). Sign our petition to urge the Government to take urgent action for the climate and people!

We would like the Hamilton City Council to update the city's emblem so that it reflects the Council's commitment to Te Tiriti, which shows our city's history and that is something that we can be proud of.

We call on you to proceed with building the desperately needed 450 Kāinga Ora homes in Tai Tokerau that have been cancelled by your government, and stop selling state houses to the open market.

Dear Minister, We ask you and the government to investigate the consequences of all forms of conversion therapy, including conversion therapies that target autistic children, which are often branded as Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) or Positive Behaviour Support (PBS).

Local hapū, Ngāti Tamainupō, is seeking urgent Government and Waikato District Council intervention to buy land that was once part of Pukeiāhua Pā, at 5851 Great South Road, Ngāruawāhia, from Perjuli Developments Ltd.

All people deserve the right to speak out against injustice. For prisoners to realise that right, they must have access to information, which the Take No Prisoners newsletter provides them. We call on the Chief Custodial Officer of Corrections, Neil Beales, to reverse his unlawful censorship of Take No Prisoners immediately.

Ensure  Tokoroa Toi Ohomai campus stays open. Demonstrate strong, proactive leadership by working closely with South Waikato District Council, central government and other local community groups to establish a sustainable future for Toi Ohomai in Tokoroa and the immense opportunities the facility offers young people of the South Waikato.