Christopher Luxon says it is time to say yes to business concessions.
Extra money for universities comes from the underspend on universities because enrolments are down.
Low-income and rural households spend more of their income on infrastructure services than others.
But half-price public transport will continue for young people, those with disabilities and community service card holders.
Giving farmers more time to adapt is a ‘pragmatic’ approach.
Christopher Luxon promises to crack down on crime, fix roads and manage the economy better.
It would cut government spending, cut taxes and cut red tape.
The Office of the Auditor-General did not expect perfection but it did expect better documentation.
‘The Employment Court has become increasingly unpredictable,’ the party says.
Nicola Willis says rumours are rife that advice has been given on capital gains and wealth taxes.