National leader Judith Collins has launched a five-point plan she argues will fix the MIQ system.
Collins said New Zealanders were "increasingly fed up with the operation of MIQ".
"Unhappiness is widespread and about the only people prepared to defend the system are those who designed it, those who administer it, and the Government.
Collins launched the policy in the midst of a difficult week for her leadership. She copped criticism for her handling of a difficult interview on TVNZ's Breakfast show.
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