The article examines criticism that the timing of a Reserve Bank of New Zealand inquiry into its pandemic-era monetary policy decisions is politically opportunistic, given its release just weeks before an election, raising concerns about transparency, independence, and public信任.
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need for public scrutiny of promises
Costings unit a good idea, big parties agree - but how could it work?delaying reforms to avoid political backlash
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