NZ Herald·3 min read·medium
David Seymour questions Govt ownership of Cook Strait ferries after Winston Peters confirms state
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Ethan Manera
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New Zealand Act Party leader David Seymour has criticized the government's decision to keep the new Cook Strait ferry fleet under state ownership. He argues that the private sector is better equipped to manage ferry services and questions the cost to taxpayers.
Act leader David Seymour has questioned whether the Government should be in the ferry business, a day after Winston Peters confirmed the new Cook Strait fleet would not be privatised.
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