ACC Minister defends new vehicle levy rules
ACC Minister Nikki Kaye saying they will translate to a $438 million saving for motorists.
ACC Minister Nikki Kaye has defended new vehicle levy rules, saying they will translate to a $438 million saving for motorists.
But activists say the plan needs to be scrapped and that “whoever prepared this list of ACC levies appears to have been on drugs.”
Ms Kaye says changes to the vehicle
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Jason Walls
Thu, 16 Apr 2015
Thu, 16 Apr 2015
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ACC Minister defends new vehicle levy rules
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