Dear Friend,

Have you seen New Zealand First’s announcement this week? Tell us what you think...

New Zealand First has introduced a member's bill which would make it law that government buildings can only display the official flag of New Zealand.

Government owned buildings are for all New Zealanders and should not be hijacked to force cultural, woke, or divisive political ideology down the throats of others.

This legislation would ban symbols and flags of politically motivated ideology and division from being displayed on all government owned buildings.

New Zealand First believes in one country, one people, one flag.

“This is about protecting our national identity, national pride, and keeping our government buildings free from political activism” – Winston Peters

The “Display of Flags (Government Premises) Bill” would restrict flags being displayed on Crown buildings, local authority properties, and state schools to the official flag of New Zealand. Only in specific circumstances could an officially recognised flag of another country or territory being hosted on official business be displayed.

It would create clear rules: only the New Zealand flag can be displayed and establishes offences for those who display unauthorised flags or fail to enforce compliance.

Make sure you hear more about it from Winston directly in his interview on The Platform this week.

Friend what are your thoughts? Do you agree?

If you do, help us to ensure we continue to protect our national pride, and champion one country, one people, one flag.

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