The Labour government criticises National for proposing law changes that would allow major banks to avoid repayment claims and penalties for wrongly charged interest and fees, arguing that such actions prioritise corporate interests over Kiwi families struggling with the cost of
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current absence of enforcement enables democratic erosion
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