New Zealand

“That's why we've just launched actually what we call the active investor visa. You know, if you want to put five million dollars New Zealand into investment in New Zealand there's a pathway to residency in three years.”

“You think about someone like Sir Peter Beck today, who's now made New Zealand the fourth biggest launcher of rockets into space after the US, Russia and China.”

“Yeah, I mean, I personally am a supporter of extending our terms to four years. I mean, obviously here in India, you have a five-year term. The UK has a five-year term. Australia and New Zealand, I think, are one of the few countries that have three year terms…”

“You know, we have a one fifth of our country living overseas on any given day of the week.”

“I think, ah, in an electoral campaign, you can't spend more than 26,000 New Zealand dollars, ah, where every member of parliament, every candidate is allowed to spend up to that amount, but you can't legally spend over that.”

“And obviously we've got a big commitment to, you know, net 20, 50. And in fact our latest plan, which we have legislated into our parliament you know, even since we might even get there six years early.”

“Actually just last week we had actually a 107 organizations come down from 16 different countries with six and a half trillion dollars worth of money to invest to make that exact case to them.”

“I brought the biggest delegation of any prime minister on any visit that we've had from New Zealand, and I had a big business delegation, and also a community delegation, and also our indigenous Kapa Haka, our team, performing arts team with us as well.”

“Places that in theory ought to be, you know, a sort of standard theory should be having trade deficits because of their investment needs, actually having surpluses, and sending you know, buying financial assets, rather than borrowing, their net lending to plac…”