Ginny Andersen

I did read that article, yes.

Well, I think of a few policies.

I think of the three free GP visits every Kiwi each year.

I think of a future fund which uses state-owned assets to build deeper capital markets for Kiwi businesses.

can stay in New Zealand, having a loan scheme for GP practices so they can invest in their own clinics here, having free cervical screening for women, and then the video game development, something I worked on, to make sure we keep Kiwi jobs here in New Zealand and help support that industry.

So that's just a few of the policies we've announced.

I think we've said very clearly that we won't be putting ourselves in a position where promising 500 cops by November and not doing it or seeing likes and promise to fix the economy and it not happening.

So we want to make sure if we make promises, we can deliver on those.

And that's where we've been different this time.

And did you really pay $35,000 to get two police back from Australia?

Is that true?

What's the new date for the $500?

Don't worry about the $500.

We've got some good information from those beat cops, actually.

Well, it was pretty interesting in Auckland to see actually what's going to happen with the move-on orders.

So, you know, these are a pretty clear view that just being homeless isn't going to be used for just homelessness, that they'll be disorderly to move them on.

And that's the strong view from... Would you turn around?

It depends how they're going to be used.

Yeah, well, you can use them anyway because you're the government.

If I can't answer the question, you're just going to tell me what I'm going to say.