Support the passing of laws enabling Direct Democracy

This proposal invites citizens to vote on whether New Zealand should move toward a direct democracy model — a system where people vote directly on laws, policies, and national decisions rather than delegating authority to elected representatives.

In this system:

• Citizens will have the right to propose laws (initiatives) and vote on laws proposed by the government (referendums).




• No intermediaries (like Members of Parliament) are needed for final decision-making.




• Digital voting platforms and local/national assemblies could be used to facilitate broad participation.




• A simple majority would determine the outcome of each vote.




• Tools like recall elections would allow citizens to remove officials or repeal laws directly.

We select Representative Democracy