Protect and Prosper New Zealand Party for better immigration, health and housing

Income Tax relief, easier business loans and free dental care promised

Kush Bhargava, President, Protect and Prosper New Zealand Party

Kush Bhargava
Auckland, October 6, 2023

I believe that we should grow the New Zealand economy and make it prosperous and great again.

Protect and Prosper New Zealand is a Party with ‘Let us make New Zealand great again,’ as the motto. It supports creating economic opportunities.

Among the priorities of the Party are Housing, Cost of living, Health, Climate Change and Seniors.

I believe that we should focus on boosting the economy and generating high-paid jobs so that New Zealand and its people can prosper.

In my business eco Green Homes, I have successfully involved the younger members of the community, helping Pacific, Māori, Asian and European youth to learn new skills.

I am working with a lot of Pasifika children and others. They were earning between $20 to $35 an hour. After entering the building industry, their average wage is between $40 and $50 an hour.

Protect and Prosper New Zealand was established in response to the unprecedented number of ‘crises’ plaguing New Zealand, including the cost of living, housing, health, truancy, ramraid, and staffing. The level of unnecessary suffering amongst New Zealanders has never been so acute.

Furthermore, the seeds of division were being sowed with policies that were set up based on race and age. For many years, New Zealanders have worked very hard to avoid separatism and have nurtured a multicultural society.

Major Policies

Housing: We have the expertise and skills to build affordable houses at $600,000 including land, which is about twelve times the salary of average New Zealanders

Cost of Living: We will reduce GST to 5% on supermarket fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables, milk, bread, butter, and eggs. We will create a new tax bracket, with the first $7000 exempt from tax for all New Zealanders.

Business: We will ease business loans and help grow businesses. At present, small businesses and young people find it difficult to get loans for startups.

Health: We will provide a 100% subsidy to help pay for immediate and essential dental treatment for all New Zealanders. We will propose a Sugary Drink Tax to cover this subsidy.

Immigration: Protect and Prosper New Zealand proposes Fast-track visas for family reunions and parent’s visas. We want to fast-track parents’ visas, introduce a 12-year parent visa, and remove the present requirement of $200,000 income and IELTS.

We will ensure that there are no strings attached to family and parent visas.

Our Party aims to attract immigrants by promising a non-discriminatory and stress-free immigration policy.

Climate Change: We will promote environmentally friendly businesses, tapping the international $33 billion plant-based food industry which will help the environment and boost the economy.

Animal Welfare Policy: We will protect our animals and promote plant-based food to help boost the economy.

I am accessible, and I will listen to your needs and endeavour to bring positive changes to your life. I look forward to the opportunity of representing you in Parliament from the Mana electorate.

I will be your strong voice.

About Kush Bhargava

Kush Bhargava lives in the Mana electorate. He has local and international business experience, having managed global companies and worked as an advisor to government organisations. He has extensive knowledge of holistic health, green building, green procurement and international trade. He is a Naturopath and has written 22 books. He is currently the Chief Executive of Eco Green Homes Limited. Established in 2010, the company builds affordable green homes throughout the country. Mr Bhargava is actively involved with community and social activities.

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