Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has given RNZ host John Campbell a blunt warning following a question about the potential influence of corporate interests on Government policy.
NZ PM Luxon denied knowledge of a briefing note from Z Energy and Fonterra — withheld from OIA disclosure — nearly identical to legislation now proposed to restrict climate litigation. The case flags governance risk when undisclosed corporate lobbying directly shapes regulatory frameworks.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon gave RNZ co-host John Campbell a warning following a question about the potential influence of corporate interests on Government policy.
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