PM’s Post Cabinet Press conference 30/04/18
Monday, 30 April 2018, 5:11 pm
Article: Joseph Cederwall
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attended the Post Cabinet
press conference today. Ardern made no major announcements,
simply outlining her week ahead and opening up the floor to
questions.
Video:
The Prime
Minister’s Week Ahead
Tues – House Resumes
for 4 week session including budget 17 may
Weds –
Attending NZQA Top scholar awards
Thurs - Will be meeting
with Sheik Abdullah – Foreign Minister of the UAE and
delivering a pre-budget speech to a Business NZ
lunch
Friday – Announcement in relation to the housing
crisis alongside Minister Twyford
Saturday – Speaking at
the Labour Party Auckland regional
conference
Questions to the PM
included:
• the free trade
agreement with The UAE;
• the demise of the non-nuclear
agreement between UAE and Iran;
• fuel pricing and the
BP pricing revelations;
• the Auckland regional fuel
tax;
• The backdown over pre-election commitments to
lower GP visits by $10
• Whether the Government will
consider reviewing Budget responsibility restraints
•
The Dunedin Hospital
rebuild
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