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The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility. Here are the party stances on the Disability Support Services Act 2026.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility. We asked them what their parties would do to make Aotearoa more accessible, and what their stance was on New Zealand First’s members’ bill, the Accessibility Standards Bill.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility.Here’s how they say their education policies will serve disabled students. We also asked for each party’s stance on using ‘reasonable force’ on disruptive students.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility.Here’s how parties say they will make the healthcare system more equitable for disabled communities.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility.Here’s what parties had to say about disability funding and whether they would re-establish the Lottery Individuals with Disabilities Committee. We’ve also researched their welfare policies.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties: National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party, with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, education and accessibility.On the topic of housing, we asked about their housing policies for disabled people and whether parties would reinstate a 15% target of accessible public housing.

The General Election day is approaching on Saturday November 7. We reached out to political parties National, Labour, Te Pāti Māori, ACT, New Zealand First, the Green Party, and The Opportunity Party with the same questions across housing, transport, disability policy, funding, healthcare, education, employment and accessibility.We asked them how their transport policy would serve disabled communities and whether parties would increase the Total Mobility Scheme subsidy.

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