Todd McClay

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564 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6 Aug

Todd McClay’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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There is an acceptance that trade deals create that certainty.
They set up the rules.
You think about the three deals we've done over the last three years, the UAE, the GCC, which almost looked impossible, then India 16 years ago, and people started talking about that.
But these countries are doing deals with others.
Mercosur, which are these South American countries, and nobody's been able to really do a deal with them in a long time.
EU's just completed it.
So the world is starting to do deals.
Putting a timeline on something, a measure in the ground to achieve something, actually works across the board.
Not to be political, Labour should have done that a bit more in our government.
Well, you can't unless it's election year and you just want to electioneer and get a few votes.
And we've just got to let that wash through a little bit.
There's going to be some noise around that from all sorts of parties, right?
But generally, ACT supports trade deals.
So does Labour.
I mean, to be overly kind to them, even the Greens supported one once, right?
So everyone knows that trade is good for New Zealand.
We've just got to, you know, there'll be domestic politics.
My job is to get on, Chris Luxen says, go and do trade deals.
It's good for New Zealand so the country can be wealthier.
Tom McCly who is the National Party Trade Spokesperson and of course Trade Minister.
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