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Valueyourvote.Nz UPDATED ELECTION 2020 INCLUDES NEW LEADERMate OF NATIONAL PARTY pe Mo’ui – Fili Falealea ‘o e ta’u ni. ‘E liliu ‘e ho’o fili ‘a e mo’ui ‘a e tokolahi. ‘E tokoni atu ‘a e tohi ni ke ke fili fakatatau ki ho’o ngaahi tui, ‘i ho’o teuteu atu ke fakahoko ho fili ‘i he Fili Falealea mo e ngaahi fili fakaha loto ‘o e ta’u ni. Also available online ValueYourVote.nz 1 ‘Oku fiefia ‘a e Family First NZ ke ‘oatu ‘a e tohi fakamatala Value Your Vote 2020 ma’ae ngaahi famili fekau’aki mo e fili ‘o e ta’u ni ‘Oku talitali lelei kimoutolu ki he’etau tohi 1. Uluaki, te ke lava ‘o sio ki he anga e hiki nima ‘a e fakamatala Value Your Vote 2020. Ko e fili Fakafofonga Falealea takitaha, kau ai ‘a e taki ‘o e ngaahi falealea ‘aki ‘eni hono nima (5) kuo mau paati fekau’aki mo e ngaahi ‘isiu mahu’inga ki he siosaieti. tukuatu ai ‘a e tohi mahu’inga mo Ko e lahi ‘a e ngaahi fili ko ‘eni na’e fai fakatatau ki honau manakoa ko ‘eni ma’ae ngaahi famili. konisenisi, ‘a ia na’e ngofua ki he Fakafofonga ke hiki nima fakatatau ki he ‘ene tui pe ‘a’ana ‘o ‘ataa mei he tui ‘a e paati. ‘Oku makehe ‘a e fili falealea ‘o e 2020 Ka ‘i he ngaahi taimi lahi, ‘oku hange ‘oku ‘i ai ‘a e ‘konisenisi he ‘oku ‘ikai ngata ‘i he ‘etau ma’u ‘a e fili fakapaati’. ‘Oku pule’i ‘e he ngaahi me’a ‘oku tui ki ai ‘a e kau ‘e ua ‘i he founga fili MMP, ‘a ia ko e fili ki Fakafofonga Falealea ‘a e ngaahi lao ‘oku fa’u ‘i hotau fonua. he paati mo e fili e fakafofonga falealea, ka ‘oku toe ‘i ai mo e fili kehe ‘e ua: pe ‘e 2. Ua, ‘e ‘oatu ai ‘a e ngaahi ‘uhinga ‘oku totonu ke tau fili fakalao’i ‘a e ‘iufanesia mo e maliuana ‘i NO ‘i he teu fili fakaha loto fekau’aki mo e maliuana mo e Nu’usila ni. ‘iufanesia. ‘Oku ha ai mo e fakamatala ki he ‘uhinga na’e ‘ikai totonu ke fakapaasi ‘a e lao fakato tama fo’ou. ‘Oku mau tui ‘oku mahu’inga ‘a e tu’unga fakapa’anga, ako, mo’ui lelei, KO E TAU’ATAINA MO E TOTONU MAHU’INGA TAHA ‘OKU nofo’anga lelei, lao mo e malu e fonua. TAU MA’U, KE TAU FILI FAKATATAU KI HE NGAAHI ME’A Pea ‘oku matu’aki mahu’inga ‘i he ta’u ‘OKU MAHU’INGA KIATE KITAUTOLU. ‘OKU TOTONU KE ni ‘etau ngaue ke matatali ‘a e ngaahi faingata’a fakaemo’ui TAU FAKATOKANGA’I ‘ENI – PEA TAU NGAUE’AKI! mo fakapa’anga ‘oku hoko fekau’aki mo e COVID-19. Ka Kataki ‘o fakatokanga’i ‘oku ‘ikai poupou’i pe fakafepaki’i ‘e he ‘e fakatu’utamaki kapau e taafataha pe ‘etau tokanga ki Family First New Zealand ha kau kanititeiti pe ngaahi paati ki he ngaahi me’a fakapa’anga mo e ngaahi me’a pehe, kae Falealea. ‘Oku totonu ke ‘oua ‘e hoko ‘a e tohi ni ke ta’ofi koe tukunoa’i ‘a e ngaahi ‘isiu fakasiosaieti, he ‘e hoko ia ke toe kovi mei ho’o ngaahi fekumi fekau’aki mo e ngaahi paati mo ‘enau ange ‘a e ngaahi palopalema lolotonga ‘a e siosaieti ‘i he kaha’u ngaahi kanititeiti. ‘Oku mau fakalotolahi’i ‘a e tokotaha kotoa loloa, ‘o ‘ikai ke lelei ange. pe ke ne vakai’i ‘a e ngaahi tu’utu’uni ngaue ‘a e ngaahi paati Kuo ‘osi fakamo’oni’i ‘e he ngaahi fakatotoloo ‘a e hoko ‘a e fekau’aki mo e ngaahi ‘isiu mahu’inga. ‘Oku ‘oatu ‘e he ngaahi ma’uma’uluta mo e malohi ‘a e nofo mali mo e famili, fakataha tohi ni ‘a e konga si’i pe ‘o e ngaahi fakamatala mahu’inga mo e faka’apa’apa’i ‘a e mo’ui mo e malu’i ‘a e ni’ihi lavea fekau’aki mo e kanititeiti takitaha mo e ngaahi paati, ‘a ia ‘oku ngofua, ko e malohinga ‘o ha fonua: pea fakasi’isi’i ai ‘a e - mahu’inga ki he ngaahi famili. tukuhausia ‘a e fanau, fakamamahi’i ‘o e fanau, ngaue popula, ‘Oku mau fiefia ke kau ‘i he tokoni atu ke fakama’ala’ala ‘a e ngaahi mahaki faka’atamai mo e pa’anga ‘oku fiema’u ki he ngaahi ‘isiu fekau’aki mo ho’o teu fili ‘i Sepitema. tauhi ‘a e kau masiva mo e ta’ema’ungaue – kae ma’u ha fonua ‘oku malu mo malohi. Bob McCoskrie Fa’atonu Aoao - Family First NZ ‘I he ngaahi ta’u kuo hili, na’e ‘i ai ‘a e ngaahi liliu ki he lao na’e hikinima’i ‘e he ‘etau kau fakafofonga falealea ‘a ia na’e uesia lahi ai ‘a e ma’uma’uluta ‘o e ngaahi famili Nu’usila mo e fatongia ‘a e ngaahi matu’a. Kuo fakama’ama’a’i ‘aupito ‘a e mahu’inga ‘o e mali mo e fatongia ‘o e ongo matu’a, pea kuo uesia lahi ‘a e faka’apa’apa’i ‘o e mo’ui mo e mo’ui lelei. ‘E tokoni atu ‘a e tohi fakamatala ni (mo e ngaahi tohi fakahinohino ‘i he valueyourvote.nz) ke fakama’ala’ala ‘a e ngaahi me’a ‘e ua: VALUE YOUR VOTE 2020 is also available online ValueYourVote.nz 2 Authorised by Family First NZ, 28 Davies Ave, Manukau City 2241 Ko e ha ‘a e ngaahi tefito’i kaveinga fekau’aki mo e famili ‘Oku lisi atu ia heni ‘i he fakahokohoko ‘oku nau asi ai kuo ‘osi hiki nima’i ‘e he kau Fakafofonga Falealea? ‘i he Voting Record (peesi 6-9) MALI KE FAKALAO’I ‘A E FAITO’O KONATAPU KOTOA PE: 2019 MALI ‘A E TANGATA MO E TANGATA; FEFINE MO E FEFINE: 2013 Na’e tali ‘a e lao ki he Misuse of Drugs Amendment Act 2019 Ko e tukufakaholo mahu’inga pea kau ‘i he ke tanaki ki he kau polisi ‘a e ngaahi mafai ke nau ngaue ki he taufatungamotu’a ‘o e nofo, ‘a e mali ki he laui miliona ‘o ni’ihi ‘oku nau ngaohi mo tukuatu ‘a e faito’o konatapu, ‘a ia e kakai ‘i mamani. Ka na’e fili ‘a e tokolahi ‘o e kau kuo lahi ai ‘a hono uesia ‘a e siosaieti pea lahi mo e mate. Ka fakafofonga falealea ke situ’a mei he tukufakaholo mo e na’e toe ngaue’aki ‘e he Pule’anga ‘a e lao fakaangaanga ke fakahu ai ‘i he natula mo’oni ‘o e mali kae’uma’a ‘a e fakafanau mo e tauhi ‘o e fanau, kae founga hala (ko e lau ‘eni ‘a e Law Society mo e Police Association) ‘a e liliu ‘a e mali ke hoko ko e paatinasipi pe. Na’e hoko ‘a e lao Marriage fakalao’i ‘o e maliuana mo e ngaahi faito’o konatapu kotoa pe - P, heroin (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Act ke ne haveki ‘a e tukufakaholo. ‘E ‘ikai ma’u ‘a e faitatau ‘i hono faka’auha ‘a e ngaahi taufatungamotu’a. ‘Oku mo e cocaine. Na’e pehe ‘e he NZ Police ‘oku ‘osi ngaue’aki pe ‘a e founga totonu ke faka’apa’apa’i ‘e he faitatau ‘a e ngaahi ko ‘eni ‘e he kau Polisi ‘i he’enau ngaue faka’aho, kau ai ‘a e “ngaue’aki ‘o e FAMILY FIRST POSITION kehekehe ‘i he siosaieti, ‘o ‘ikai ke tamate’i. ‘IKAI POUPOU’I ngaahi tautea kehe hange ko e ngaahi fakatokanga, Te Pae Oranga, mo e VAKAI KI HE - ProtectMarriage.nz fakahoko kinautolu ki he ngaahi sevesi fakaemo’ui mo e ngaahi sevesi tokoni pehe” pea ko ‘enau tokanga ‘oku “kei nofo pe ‘i he ngaue ki he MALI ‘A E TANGATA MO E TANGATA – TAU’ATAINA FAKAKONISENISI: 2013 ngaahi sino ta’efakalao ‘oku nau tukuatu ‘a e ngaahi faito’o konatapu Fakatatau ki he lao ‘oku fakangofua’i ai ‘a e mali ‘a e tangata fakatu’utamaki ko ‘eni ki he komiuniti. Ka ko e ma’u mo e ngaue’aki ‘a e mo e tangata, fefine mo e fefine, ‘oku ta’efakalao ke ta’eloto ‘a ngaahi faito’o konatapu ‘oku kei ta’efakalao pe ia pea ‘e kei ataa pe ke e ngaahi falelotu, mosques mo e synagogues ke fakahoko ai faka’ilo koe’uhi ke ta’ofi ‘a e maumau pea ke malu’i ‘a e kakai.” ‘I he taimi ha mali pehe ni kapau ko e fale ‘oku ngofua ke ngaue’aki ‘e he ‘oku teuteu ai ‘a e kakai ‘o e fonua ke fili pe te tau fakalao’i ‘a e maliuana, ko kakai. Lolotonga ‘a e tipeiti’i ‘o e lao fakaangaanga, na’e fili ‘a e tokolahi ‘o e kau Fakafofonga Falealea ke ‘oua ‘e tali ‘a e fakatonutonu na’e e taimi tatau ai pe ia ‘oku fekau ai ‘e he Pule’anga ‘a e kau polisi ke ‘oua ‘e fokotu’u ke kei ma’u ‘e he tokotaha fai mali/failesisita ‘a e totonu ke ne fili faka’ilo ‘akinautolu ‘oku nau fakatau mo ngaue’aki ‘a e faito’o konatapu. ke ‘oua te ne fakahoko ‘a e mali. Talu mei hono liliu ‘o e lao, kuo [‘Oku ha ‘i he ‘emau lekooti ‘a e ngaue ‘a e NZ First ‘i he momeniti faka’osi fakamalohi’i ai ‘a e ngaahi feitu’u fai’anga mali ke liliu ‘enau tu’utu’uni ke fakamalohi’i ‘a e Pule’anga makatu’unga ‘i he ngaue, pe kuo hoko ‘o ‘ikai te nau toe faka’ataa honau ngaahi fale ke FAMILY FIRST POSITION ‘lelei fakalukufua’ ke fakasi’isi’i ‘a e tau’ataina ‘a e ngaue’aki ‘e he kakai koe’uhi ke ‘oua na’a faka’ilo kinautolu.
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