Summarised by Centrist
Associate Minister of Finance David Seymour announced reforms to the Overseas Investment Act, making it easier for foreign investors to buy New Zealand property and companies. Seymour criticised current policy as the “worst in the developed world,” adding that it deters international investors with high compliance costs and delays. He urged Kiwis to see foreign investment as a “vote of confidence” in New Zealand’s future.
“We can show data — clearly — that we have stopped hundreds of our tamariki ending up in state care.”
“We’re feeling confident about our steps on Thursday.”
“I certainly have the support of my team.”
Long, but local vs colonial, but convenient.
While other charities struggle for funding.
“We can show data — clearly — that we have stopped hundreds of our tamariki ending up in state care.”
“We’re feeling confident about our steps on Thursday.”
“I certainly have the support of my team.”
Long, but local vs colonial, but convenient.
While other charities struggle for funding.
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