GPs say a Government funding proposal is not enough.
Health New Zealand is suggesting a 4 percent increase in GP capitation funding, the money each practice receives for each enrolled client - and letting them raise fees by just under 8 percent.
The sector's warning some practices may go under.
General Practice Chair Dr Bryan Betty says studies have shown GPs have been up to 20 percent under-funded in the past two decades.
"All this does is go some way towards cost increases over the last year - it doesn't actually fix the underlying deficit, which is getting worse."
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