ACT 党声称新西兰大学对《怀唐伊条约》和土著知识的关注阻碍了国际相关性和排名。 ACT party claims New Zealand universities' focus on Treaty of Waitangi and indigenous knowledge hinders international relevance and rankings.

以 Parmjeet Parmar 博士为代表的新西兰 ACT 政党认为，大学对怀唐伊条约和土著知识的强调正在损害其国际相关性。 The ACT political party in New Zealand, represented by Dr. Parmjeet Parmar, argues that universities' emphasis on the Treaty of Waitangi and indigenous knowledge is harming their international relevance. 最近的《时报》高等教育排名显示,新西兰的机构没有改善,其国际前景下降。 Recent Times Higher Education rankings show no improvements for New Zealand institutions, with a decline in their international outlook. 澳大利亚首都直辖区主张向普遍知识系统转变,以吸引国际学生并加强全球合作。 ACT advocates for a shift towards universal knowledge systems to attract international students and enhance global collaboration.