David Seymour proposes fast-track consenting for new supermarket chains
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ACT leader David Seymour has proposed using fast-track approval processes to help new supermarket companies enter the New Zealand market. Speaking at an annual party meeting in Auckland, he suggested this would increase grocery sector competition. The proposal is a party pitch and is not currently government policy.
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