David Seymour Discusses Methane Policy and Cutting Red Tape on ‘The Country’
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- New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour appeared on the radio show The Country.
- He discussed ACT’s position on the Paris Agreement and advocated a separate approach to methane emissions.
- Seymour also outlined the party’s position on reducing red tape.
New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister and ACT Party leader David Seymour appeared on The Country radio show, where he discussed methane emissions and reducing red tape.
Seymour explained ACT’s position on the Paris Agreement and advocated a separate approach to methane emissions. The program also covered the party’s views on cutting regulatory burdens.
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