In a bold move, concerned citizens across New Zealand are rallying to demand action from the National led government regarding the long-awaited implementation of the Parent Boost Visa.

Promised prior to the elections, this visa was a cornerstone of the national party’s campaign, garnering support from hardworking individuals across the nation. Despite assurances, the implementation of the Parent Boost Visa has remained stagnant, with government officials citing ongoing considerations of policy priorities.

This delay has left many taxpayers and supporters of the government feeling disillusioned and questioning the commitment to fulfilling election promises. “We supported the government in good faith, believing in their promise to prioritize the needs of hardworking individuals and their families,” remarked one concerned citizen. “Now, we need their support to follow through on their commitment. “Expressing a sense of urgency, citizens have initiated a petition to Parliament, calling for immediate action on the implementation of the Parent Boost Visa.

This grassroots movement aims to highlight the importance of supporting parents, who are integral to the fabric of New Zealand society. “We cannot afford to wait any longer,” stated another petitioner. “The implementation of the Parent Boost Visa is not just about fulfilling an election promise; it’s about standing by the hardworking individuals who trusted and supported the government. “As momentum grows, citizens are hopeful that their collective voice will resonate with government officials, prompting swift action to address this pressing issue.

The petition to Parliament serves as a tangible demonstration of the widespread support for prioritizing the needs of families across New Zealand. In the face of mounting pressure, all eyes are on the National led government as citizens await a response and concrete steps towards fulfilling the promise of the Parent Boost Visa.

The outcome of this grassroots movement could mark a turning point in the government’s commitment to serving the interests of its constituents.

Here is the petition to parliament: Petitions – New Zealand Parliament

–TIN Bureau