Opportunity party leader Qiulae Wong considers compromising on tax reform for significant policy wins in potential National-led coalition negotiations.
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Re-published from the Centrist with permission
Opportunity abandoning tax reform next term ‘worth considering’ in potential National-led coalition – Qiulae Wong
Opportunity party leader Qiulae Wong considers compromising on tax reform for significant policy wins in potential National-led coalition negotiations.
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