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David Seymour denies Act shifting position on social media policy as Christopher Luxon claims

11 May 2025
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David Seymour denies Act shifting position on social media policy as Christopher Luxon claims
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Act leader David Seymour has refuted Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s assertion that his party is changing its stance on social media restrictions for New Zealanders under 16. In a Newstalk ZB interview, Luxon suggested that Act was beginning to reconsider their position, but Seymour, soon to be Luxon’s Deputy Prime Minister, clarified in a social media post that Act’s stance remains unchanged and that it is others who are shifting their views. This public disagreement highlights the ongoing discussions within the coalition regarding social media policy.

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