Christchurch School Lunches Criticized; David Seymour Responds

Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour has raised concerns about responsibility for mouldy mince served to children at Haeata Community Campus in Christchurch, suggesting it may have spoiled after delivery by the food production company, Compass. He criticized the school’s principal, Peggy Burrows, for frequently engaging with the media and called for further investigation before placing blame. Burrows defended the school’s practices, stating that food is delivered daily and leftovers are disposed of. Seymour emphasized the need for an open mind regarding the incident.

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