As a txter said: "The simplest, easiest submission only needs two sentences. In the Statements box type 'I oppose the regulatory standards bill'. In the Reccommendations box type 'I reccommend the Bill be rejected and that all parties be prevented from trying to resubmit the Bill in the future."
So simple. Thank you for your thoughts, astute txter!
Personally, I don't believe the country wants our legislation to be based on ACT Party principles - take 5 and have your say, it's important~!
If you want to know more about the Bill this video from Te Ao with Moana is well researched and clear.
The closing date for submissions is 1.00pm, Monday, 23 June 2025.
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