The objectives of Kosta Hadjimarkou for South Australia Party, as outlined in the Federal Constitution, are presented here. Please note that the complete constitution will be accessible in the upcoming months.
The objectives of the Party shall be to establish a unified Australian nation that embodies our shared values and aspirations.
(a) to advocate for, advanced, endorse legislative measures that will contribute to the overall wellbeing, welfare, health, safety and the unity of all people across Australia.
(b) committed to the principles of political freedom alongside the preservation of human dignity, individual freedoms and individual entrepreneurship.
(c) the optimal advancement of early childhood education, as well as primary, secondary, and tertiary sectors, pursued through government and private enterprises.
(d) advocating for democratic management and strategic public ownership of Australia’s natural resources to benefit all Australians citizens.
(e) broaden the opportunities for individuals to work in rewarding, safe, and humane environments, while ensuring fair wages and strengthen their control over the decision making processes that impact their lives.
(f) actively engaging in diplomatic efforts that promote a peaceful and united world.
(g) a community built upon the values of Christian ethics.
(h) develop a vision for a future centred on peace and nonviolence, where equality is upheld, social justice is actively pursued, democratic participation is accessible to everyone, and ecological sustainability is successfully attained.
(i) the right to own private property.
(j) ensure the maintenance and support of a competitive private sector, that avoids monopolistic practices, which includes small enterprises and agricultural activities, owned and operated by Australians.
(k) ending poverty and homelessness, while also ensuring a fairer distribution of income, wealth and opportunities for all people.
(l) promoting equitable opportunities and rights across various sectors, including education, housing, employment, access to information and technology, healthcare, social services, legal protections, cultural activities, and recreational pursuits.
(m) preservation of core political and civil rights, including the freedoms of religion and expression, protecting the freedom of speech, the right to peaceful assembly, the protection of a free press, the assurance of privacy rights, and the protection of individuals from governmental oppression and to advocate for democratic reforms within the Australian legal system.
(n) a responsible utilisation, preservation and advancement of Australia’s natural resources and environment.
(o) the conservation and protection of our rich biodiversity, including both wildlife and plant species, to ensure the sustainability of healthy ecosystems that will benefit both our environment and future generations.
(p) an autonomous Australian stance in global affairs.
(q) the allocation of economic and social assistance to countries that are developing.
(r) the provision of economic and social aid to countries that are in urgent need of emergency services and financial assistance.
(s) a commitment to resolving international conflicts through the United Nations.
(t) acknowledging the inherent right of every nation to pursue self-determination and sovereignty.
(u) regional and global accords aimed at regulating arms and promoting disarmament.
