Iduhu questions centralisation of Infrastructure Tax Credits

During a recent session of Parliament, Member for Hiri-Koiari and Deputy Opposition leader Keith Iduhu challenged the national government's decision to centralize the approval process for Infrastructure Tax Credits in Port Moresby. Iduhu expressed concerns that this administrative shift will create bureaucratic hurdles for development initiatives.

The primary point of contention is the potential for project delays within rural and resource-hosting communities. By moving approval authority to the capital, Iduhu argues that the government risks hindering the timely delivery of vital infrastructure projects intended for these regions.