Nicola Willis
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1,507 appearances
29 recordings
3 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 5d ago
Nicola Willis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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be a New Zealander than a member of many other countries in the world that face deeper and more extreme challenges.
That's not to say we don't have a lot of progress to make.
Boy oh boy we do, but together we can make that progress.
We've made it really clear.
Every policy that we commit to, we want to ensure we can deliver it.
It's fully costed.
And you'll see as more policies are rolled out, they will be costed.
And everything will come together as part of our fiscal plan, which we release a little bit later.
So fiscal periods are over a four-year period, so forecast periods are four years.
And so we used a very conservative 3% growth on average.
So again, if you look at the budget economic fiscal updates, you'll see first year's around 2%, it increases slightly to 5%, and then it continues.
But we've made a very conservative growth.
figure that we've estimated our capital gains tax off, and that's 3%.
We are committed to reinstating pay equity legislation.
So we're going to make some decisions, some hard decisions like every political party has to do leading up to an election.
We have to show where our priority areas are, where we've made some savings, and then put that as part of our fiscal contingency.
Again, it's over a forecast period.
We can't give an exact number because what we need to see is which claims have been paid out already and what new claims have started.
So last year, when the pay equity decision was made and Treasury released
They are a negotiation, so you have to negotiate with unions and with those representatives of working women.
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