The Government has today announced a further 38 actions it intends to take in the three months ahead to grow the economy and make life better for Kiwis.
Prime Minister, Christopher Luxon said the Government’s latest quarterly plan lays out clear actions to rebuild the economy and reduce the cost of living.
“We know the cost of living is still tough but with GDP rising, interest rates falling, and inflation back in its box, our plan is working, and we must push ahead on going for economic growth,” said the Prime Minister.
“This quarter, we will introduce legislation to encourage international investment into this country and to ratify the New Zealand-UAE trade deal. Both are hugely important to helping our businesses grow, creating more jobs, and lifting incomes.
“We will also take action to boost tourism and international education and push ahead on our 30-year National Infrastructure Plan to attract investment and give our construction sector long-term certainty.
“A bigger economy means more jobs, higher incomes, and more money in people’s back pockets. It also means we can afford the health and education services Kiwis deserve.
“Growth doesn’t just miraculously happen. That’s why I make no excuse for keeping the public service focused on delivery with these quarterly action plans.
“We’re off to a fast start with several actions already ticked off in the first few days of April, including legislation that is expected to put up to 250,000 more building products on shelves, giving Kiwis more choice to fit their renovation budgets.”
This quarterly plan includes actions from both the National-ACT and National-New Zealand First coalition agreements, the PM confirmed.
