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    An 800-thousand-dollar budget for the review of New Zealand's electricity system

    An 800-thousand-dollar budget for the review of New Zealand's electricity system


    The Government set aside that amount for the review - conducted by Frontier Economics - whose recommendations it went on to broadly reject.

    About a quarter of that sum - 200-thousand dollars - was put aside for two experts to peer-review the report by Frontier, which also had expert assistance to the tune of 60-thousand dollars.

    Energy Minister Simon Watts says the exact figures are commercially sensitive - but the spending for a detailed review was worth it.

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