Require a new funding model that prioritises domestic students and skills required in Aotearoa, and which recognises the actual cost of running provision whether on-job, on-campus, or online be in place by 2022.

Increase the funding of the tertiary education education sector to 2.7% of GDP by 2024 so that public funding covers the true cost of an accessible and inclusive system across all communities in Aotearoa.

Remove unnecessary auditing measures from the sector and return this money to improve student support which has been reduced over the last decade due to funding shortfalls.

Pay a living wage.

Address inequality in the tertiary education sector by requiring all investment plans to include equity implementation plans for Māori, women, and Pasifika staff and learners, and ensure there is funding to achieve these plans.