National outlines plan to get books back into shape
Lower spending track pales into insignificance compared with Act’s fiscal plan.
WATCH: National leader Christopher Luxon and his deputy Nicola Willis release their fiscal plan.
The National Party intends to run lower deficits than Labour over the next three years and record a higher surplus in 2026-27.
It released its fiscal plan today, with finance spokesperson Nicola Willis saying it would restore discipline to government spending, lower taxes, and reduce net debt when
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