The post criticizes Mr Coster's lack of awareness regarding email redirection systems, suggesting a failure to act on early warnings about cost of living issues and institutional transparency.
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15 billion. Um so I just had a quick look. Uh New Zealand spends 47 and a half billion dollars on social security and welfare. That'll include everything, including including the pension and everything. 23 billion of that is New Zealand super. So you take that away, you've got about 24 and a half. 20 billion billion. 20 billion ish. So if you let times two, cool. So now we're spending 49 billion dollars on benefits that could filter through to children, but that is offset by nine billion dollars worth of savings per year. Like, but you can sit there and go, New Zealand doesn't have poor hungry children. We've solved that. And I bet there's other benefits to increasing the benefit. Like we don't have rough sleeping anymore.
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raises concerns about transparency and accountability
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