The government is rushing nine stink bills through Parliament. We'll help build your submission on every one - quicker than a coffee.
Phone works mint. Couch-friendly, about a minute a bill.
Select committees group identical submissions as one. Yeah Nah generates a different submission for every bill, with your name, your concerns, your words. They count separately.
All nine are ticked by default. Tick the ones you want to act on today - one bill is plenty, all nine is incredible, your call.
Used to personalise each submission and copy into the Parliament form. Stays in this browser tab. Close the tab and it's gone.
Parliament requires it. You'll copy it into each form yourself.
Same - Parliament asks. Never leaves this browser.
One or two sentences in your own words. Goes verbatim into every submission, phrased slightly differently each time. We never embellish or extrapolate - it's inserted exactly as you write it.
Tick the concerns that resonate per bill, and add anything specific you'd like to say about each one. Sorted by deadline.
For each one: open Parliament's form, paste your text in from the boxes below, submit. You can also upload a .docx or .pdf in there if you'd rather. Mark each as filed when done.
Ka pai. Nine voices into the public record - every single one counts.
Make yours louder by sending Yeah Nah to one mate - your group chat, your mum, the friend who's always talking politics.
Your name, your address, your email - once. The same details flow into every submission.
Each bill gets personalised text - different intro, framing, concerns in different order. Select committees group identical submissions as one. Yours won't be.
Copy the text or download as .docx / .pdf. Open the Parliament form. Paste or upload. Mark done. Onto the next.
Yeah Nah is one HTML file you can read in five seconds (view-source). Generate, copy, file, close the tab. None of what you typed exists anywhere after that. No backend stores your name, email, address or submission content.
We do count anonymous totals (sessions, submissions generated, completion clicks) to see how Yeah Nah is being used. No names, emails, IPs or submission content is stored at any time.
Pre-made tiles, free for anyone to post from their own account. Add your reason in the caption - share the love and the impact - these bills are stink and we need everyone submitting!
Select committees are the one part of New Zealand's law-making process where ordinary people get to push back on government legislation before it's locked in. Each bill must invite written submissions. Each submission must be read. Volume matters; personalised submissions matter more.
The current coalition government has nine bills and consultations open right now that, taken together, represent the largest single rollback of equity, environmental and human-rights protections in New Zealand in a generation. Each requires its own submission, written from scratch. That's hours of work, nine times over.
Yeah Nah does the boring part - the framing, the structure, the formatting - so you can join the voices of disability advocates, family carers, civil liberties lawyers, iwi leaders, doctors, scientists and frontline social workers who have been saying what needs to be heard about these bills. It's evergreen: as the government rolls out new bills, we'll add them. As bills close, they come off.
No party. No funding. No data collection. Built in Aotearoa, open source, one HTML file. Fork it.
Every claim in every submission this tool generates is grounded in primary documents and the people doing the work on these bills. Click any bill to see what we drew on. Cite them in your own submission. Verify them. Send them to anyone who doubts you.
If you're new to making a select committee submission, these are the quick answers.
A free, independent tool that helps anyone in Aotearoa file submissions to NZ Parliament on the bills currently before select committees. Pick the bills you care about, pick the concerns you want to raise, add your own voice, and Yeah Nah builds a personalised submission you can paste into the Parliament form. No accounts. No tracking. No AI at runtime.
Each bill has its own deadline - you'll see them on each bill card. They run from June through to September 2026. Once a bill's submission window closes, it comes off Yeah Nah.
Anyone. There's no age requirement and no NZ citizenship requirement. Submissions can be made in English, te reo Māori or New Zealand Sign Language. Your submission counts the same regardless of where you live or how old you are.
About six minutes total. Pick the bills you care about, tick the concerns that matter, add your voice. Six minutes to push back on bills that took months to draft. Most people pick the bills that matter most to them rather than doing every one - that's the design working.
Select committees do bucket identical submissions together. Yeah Nah is built around that fact. The paragraphs are written by researchers and advocates, not by you copying a template - and the generator picks a different combination for every user based on which concerns you ticked. Add your own personal note and edit the text before you file, and your submission lands as personalised. Personalised submissions are read.
Submissions to select committees are normally published as part of the parliamentary record. You can request that your name be withheld on the Parliament submission form - the committee considers reasonable privacy requests.
Nothing leaves your browser. The site is a single HTML file. Your name, email, address, the text you write - none of it is sent anywhere, stored anywhere, or shared with anyone. The only thing Yeah Nah counts is anonymous totals: how many submissions have been generated, how many people have marked one as filed, that kind of thing. No personal identifiers attached.
Yes, anytime. The Parliament submission forms are open to everyone. Yeah Nah just builds the submission text for you. You can copy that text and paste it into the form, file via email, or upload a .docx or .pdf - whatever works. We just shrink the "staring at a blank page" part.
Yeah Nah was built by a small group of committed friends in Aotearoa who saw harmful bills moving through Parliament at once and decided to make it easier for everyone to push back. Independent. Not party-affiliated. Not funded by any organisation.
Send Yeah Nah to a mate while it's hot - every submission is a stake in the ground for a better world.
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