Manifesto
Partnership for Prosperity and Possibilities
This manifesto is a partnership, not a promise of magic. It sets out clear priorities and the legislative role a Member of the House of Representatives can play in advancing them. It does not promise to personally execute functions that belong to the executive arm of government.
A
Economy, Agriculture and Livelihoods
- Support for farmers and small businesses
- Agricultural value chains
- Access to markets and finance
- Technology transfer
- Youth agripreneurship
- Safer and more productive livelihoods
B
Security and Community Resilience
- Legislative advocacy on security
- Early warning and community-based approaches
- Support for vulnerable communities
- Accountability around security failures
C
Education and Human Capital
- Basic education
- Skills development
- Adult and lifelong learning
- Digital skills and opportunities for young people
D
Healthcare
- Primary healthcare advocacy
- Maternal and child health
- Better access to essential healthcare
E
Infrastructure and Connectivity
- Roads and rural connectivity
- Water
- Electricity
- Digital connectivity
F
Representation and Accountability
- Represent constituents
- Make and support legislation
- Participate in the budget and appropriation process
- Exercise oversight
- Raise motions and petitions
- Advocate for constituency priorities
- Maintain regular engagement with constituents
What a Representative can — and cannot — do
A Member of the House of Representatives can represent constituents, make and support legislation, participate in the budget and appropriation process, exercise oversight, raise motions and petitions, advocate for constituency priorities, and maintain regular engagement with constituents. This website does not promise to personally execute functions belonging to the executive arm of government.