HaveYourSay.nz Helps Families Contact MPs
Sunday, 29 October 2017, 12:01 pm
Press Release: Family First
HaveYourSay.nz Helps Families Contact
MPs
Family First NZ has updated and launched
their website HaveYourSay.nz designed to put
the power back into the hands of families, and to help them
be a 'Political Advisor' for family issues in NZ.
“The site has been updated since the 2017 Election.
It’s vital that our elected representatives hear the voice
of families on issues that are important to them. This
resource has just made the task that much easier,” says
Bob McCoskrie, National Director of Family First NZ.
The website enables someone using their smartphone or
personal computer to:
• find their local
electorate MP & List MPs based in their electorate.
•
email or phone MPs using one-tap links. (The site sets up
the email for users to send on their smartphone or
computer).
• link to MPs’ social media
accounts (Facebook & Twitter).
• email
all MPs using a one-tap link, or select certain MPs to email
(e.g. from a particular party).
Official Website http://haveyoursay.nz/#/
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