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Reforming competition law remains priority for new Minister

No change in direction, no change in pace, says Andrew Bayly's replacement Scott Simpson.

WATCH: Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Scott Simpson speaks with Brent Edwards.

Brent Edwards Mon, 10 Mar 2025

Newly appointed Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Scott Simpson is promising to maintain the momentum established by his predecessor Andrew Bayly.

Simpson – the National MP for Coromandel for the last 13 years – was appointed minister two weeks ago when Bayly unexpectedly resigned after

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Brent Edwards Mon, 10 Mar 2025
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