To maintain, uphold, advance and pursue the Tenets and Purposes declared in Rules 2 and 4, together with the other Objects stated in this rule.

To elect, form and maintain, by Constitutional means, a Democrats for social credit Government pledged to adapt the financial system in New Zealand so that the fulfillment of the reasonable wants of individuals, simply or in association, shall not be limited except by lack of natural resources or the unwillingness of anyone in the community to provide for these wants.

To vest in the people of New Zealand as a whole, the ownership of credit and currency.

To ensure that the Reserve bank, which shall control the financial system on behalf of the people, shall be accountable to them.

To secure the beneficial use of credit and currency to each citizen.

To make the people of New Zealand aware of the faults in the financial system, as demonstrated by C.H. Douglas, in particular:-
The misuse of credit creation for profit and the debt-filled shortfall between incomes and prices; and to make known his proposals to overcome these faults, and so, in particular, to remove the interest charge on created credit and to introduce, as soon as possible, methods of closing the shortfall, which shall include a National Dividend for all citizens.

To move progressively from a debt to a credit-based, with credits for production being cancelled upon the purchase of goods for consumption.