Labour says this year's Budget was simply "not the time" to overhaul Working for Families - but it has promised to spell out its plan before the election.
The Government put the multi-billion dollar scheme under review two years ago - but has yet to implement fundamental changes - and anti-poverty advocates are furious.
Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins rallies the troops during his budget debate speech. Photo: VNP / Phil Smith
Labour says this year's Budget was simply "not the time" to overhaul Working for Families - but it has promised to spell out its plan before the election.
The Government put the multi-billion dollar scheme under review two years ago - but has yet to implement fundamental changes - and anti-poverty advocates are furious.
Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.
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