Seymour wants benefits to be short-term help, not permanent money

Seymour wants benefits to be short-term help, not permanent money

ACT leader David Seymour announced a welfare plan on 28 June. It treats benefits as temporary support to help people get back to work, not as permanent income. The plan focuses on work for working-age people and personal responsibility. ACT hasn't said how much it will cost, when it would start, or which benefits would change.

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