National Party members in Tamaki were instructed not to wear party tshirts during a public walkabout with leader Chris Luxon. The directive came from local party officials. The move aims to encourage more natural interaction between Luxon and constituents. The event took place in Tamaki town center. No official statement was released regarding the decision. Party members were asked to dress casually. The policy applies only to this specific event. No other public appearances have seen similar restrictions. The National Party has not commented on the measure. The decision reflects internal strategies to enhance public relations. The walkabout was part of Luxon’s campaign schedule. Local members were briefed on the rule prior to the event. The policy is not part of a broader party directive. The move is seen as a tactical adjustment. The National Party remains active in Tamaki. No further details were provided on the rationale. The event drew a moderate turnout. Luxon engaged with attendees in person. The directive was communicated through local party channels. The National Party continues its campaign activities.