David Seymour on ACT's plan to cut debt and spending
The ACT Party says its fiscal plan will have New Zealand reaching surplus sooner, with $12.4 billion less debt by 2031. To do so, it is proposing to gradually raise the age of superannuation, reduce foreign aid spending and disability benefits, and ax a number of ministries. ACT leader David Seymour spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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