 In 2013 the party lobbied the Standards in Public Office to Committee against the mandatory requirement for political parties accounts to be audited by an external body, claiming this would be a very high expense for a small party, where as parties represented in the Dáil have access to public funds for this.In January 2014 the party's entry in the official register of political parties was cancelled,

In 2015, The Christian Solidarity party was registered as a third party with the Standards in Public Office, to receive donations for political purposes.It advocates an orthodox version of Catholic social teaching, and its main proposals are based upon traditional, and unequivocal, anti-abortion natalism.