Road User Charges, Waikeria Prison, foreign investment: Christopher Luxon reveals new quarterly action plan

The Government is set to make decisions on transitioning the country’s fleet to Road User Charges, allowing businesses to deduct pay during partial strikes, and opening a 600-bed extension at Waikeria Prison among 38 planned actions to boost the economy and benefit New Zealanders. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon emphasizes the need for a focused public service committed to delivering economic turnaround, reducing living costs, and improving the well-being of Kiwis through quarterly action plans. Luxon stresses the importance of proactive measures in rebuilding the economy, stating that growth requires deliberate action rather than mere chance.

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