Submissions

NZCCSS welcomes the review of the Health and Disability Act, focusing on rights and equity.

NZCCSS questions if proposed changes for easier granny flat construction will truly support aging in place.

NZCCSS highlights concerns about early childhood network approvals, charter schools, and attendance data.

NZCCSS advocates for inclusive, resilient fiscal policy, emphasizing community well-being and long-term sustainability.

NZCCSS questions the effectiveness and fairness of the Sentencing (Reinstating Three Strikes) Amendment Bill.

The NZCCSS submission emphasises retaining section 7AA, prioritising evidence, and upholding children’s rights in legislative changes.

NZCCSS opposes reinstating referendums for Māori Wards, citing Treaty breaches and inequitable democratic processes

Deep concerns around the Fast Track Approvals Bill

Feedback on the 2023 General Election.

Mātua ā wheako me whakaaro from NZCCSS members on Covid-19

We support updating the Retirement Villages Act 2003 for better protections and clarity for residents

We challenge the kaupapa to increase the criminalisation of children as a result of media attention on specific crimes.

We support efforts to create an equitable and inclusive society by addressing persistent disadvantage.