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Retiree & Superannuates Alliance
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| Current Leader: | Harry Smith |
| Founded: | 2022 |
| Headquarters: | 678 Bent St ELLENGROVE |
| Political Ideology: | Single Issue |
The Retiree & Superannuates Alliance or RSA is a single issue party that focuses on the needs of New Englanders over the age of 65 that have stopped working.
The party is very small, and has never enjoyed representation at either the county or national level. To date, the best result was at the 2040 General Election, where the party gained 3.7% of the party vote.
Policy
The stated aim of the Retiree & Superannuates Alliance is to advance, support and protect the welfare and well being of older people in New England. The party aims to affirm and protect the statutory right of every New Englander to a sufficient superannuation entitlement or regular pension payment. The party also aims to ensure that there is sufficient provision of a quality health care to all senior New Englanders regardless of income and location.
Furthermore, the party opposes what it perceives to be discriminatory and disadvantageous legislation affecting the rights, security and dignity of the seniors.
The party claims to not aligned with any other political party or philosophy, and to present a strong united policy to the government of the day on matters concerning retiree and superannuates. That said, the party is moderately conservative on most social and economic issues.
Leaders
- Ellen Young (2022 - 2026)
- Anthony Owen (2026 - 2035)†
- Roger Fletcher (2035 - 2038)
- Craig Jones (2038 - 2043)†
- Candice Robertson (2043 - 2049)
- Harry Smith (Since 2049)
† Died in Office.
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