PM says sorry to beneficiaries but stands by his words in Parliament

PM says sorry to beneficiaries but stands by his words in Parliament

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon told Parliament no one had their benefit wrongly stopped. He later said sorry to those affected but would not correct what he told Parliament, saying it was true at the time. Officials told Minister Louise Upston about the suspensions on 13 August — before she said in Parliament that none had happened.

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