",[2] collected a sufficient number of signatures to declare a referendum challenging the new Marriage and Family Relations Act, as per article 90 of the Slovenia's constitution.

[18] Primc is also a founding member, has a seat on the board of, and is a frequent guest and contributor on Nova24TV,[19] a media company which has deep ties to SDS.

[23] The 38 point party platform principally advocates a return to traditional and Christian values (the first point of the summary states a need to a return to "the respect of life, motherhood and fatherhood, Slovene culture, work, Sunday's rest, and Christianity"), binary gender identity and a traditional marriage and family structure.

It states that any infraction into the life of unborn children, the old and the sick is unacceptable and rejects euthanasia and assisted suicide, advocating for free palliative care instead.

[24] The platform also states that the greatest danger to society are people who have political and social power and think and act as to be God, but there is only one God, that the phrase "unborn child" should be used instead of embryo and foetus, that Sunday should be a work-free day for everyone whose work responsibility isn't essential, and that all state-owned enterprises that are structurally and economically important should remain state-owned and run responsibly and profitably, with an amendment added to the constitution that anyone found guilty of corruption or damaging the assets of state-owned companies should be forbidden from doing business with the state or managing state property for life.

It is also stated that the party respects the traditional left and their advocacy of worker rights, but that it has been supplanted by militant atheism and hatred of the different-minded.

[25] Angelca Likovič, who has represented the Movement in various TV appearances, has stated that "We are fighting so that our descendants have Slovene roots, and that is why we encourage all mothers to give birth, even the ones who were raped.