The 53-year-old Flaxmere resident and father said the name and vision of the party was focused on “outcomes for the next generation”.
Tosh ran for Tukituki in 2017 (receiving 82 votes) and 2020 (receiving 50 votes) and has also unsuccessfully run for Hastings Mayor in the past.
Tosh, whose work includes looking after his young daughter and focusing on his political campaign, said climate change and the economy were two big issues for the electorate.
He said one of his main ideas to address climate change was to put “more effort into recycling initiatives”.
“We need young unemployed to be working at the coalface of recycling yards, to sort out people’s waste that don’t have the initiative or time to do it themselves,” he said.
“As to our economy, our main parties want a population of 15 million to gain the tax revenue to keep our debt under control, but where does it all end, when we are already struggling to house the people we have?”
He said he would look to curb immigration, among other measures, if elected.