Act’s alternative plan to get budget back into surplus
Act would slash taxes and spending.
Act Party leader David Seymour.
Brent Edwards
Mon, 09 May 2022
As part of its alternative budget, Act would sell 49% stakes in the remaining state-owned enterprises (SOEs) to help repay debt run up to fund the Government’s Covid-19 response.
It would sell stakes in AsureQuality, New Zealand Post, KiwiRail and Railways Corporation, Transpower, Kordia, and Kiwi
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Brent Edwards
Mon, 09 May 2022
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