The Finance Minister says the Government is "on track with getting New Zealand on track" as it nears the end of its hundred day plan.
Nicola Willis says there are still about half a dozen decisions to make, and a few pieces of legislation that will be introduced before Friday.
The Government is in the crux of decision making around its next budget, that Ms Willis says will address the cost of living pressures and over-spending.
She says she's working on the budget with other ministers every day to figure out priorities moving forward.
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