In a referendum, Future with Confidence, Générations NC, Tous Calédoniens, and the National Rally have decided to choose "The Loyalists" as its name and the slogan "Mon non est Nouvelle-Calédonie" ("My no is New Caledonia").
[4] In 2022, Sonia Backès, Naïa Wateou, Christopher Gygès, and Willy Gatuhau signed a column on behalf of the Caledonian Republicans, calling for them to not be forced to be supporters of Emmanuel Macron.
At the end of this process, France, like the international community, recognized the majority desire of Caledonians to remain French.
[5] The MPC does not join the June 2022 legislative elections that were initiated by the Caledonian Republicans, Générations NC, and Caledonia Together, stating that they want a "broader union", including "all loyalist personalities".
[7] On 15 April 2024, during the unrest, The Loyalists and Le Rassemblement staged competing marches in Nouméa in response to the proposed French constitutional amendment to extend suffrage to those who had been residing in New Caledonia for an uninterrupted 10 years.