Christopher Luxon says the timing of access to the new drugs is for Health New Zealand and Pharmac to oversee.

Cabinet ministers will consider a major cash injection for Pharmac after backlash from cancer patients, RNZ understands.

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The government has confirmed $604m in extra Pharmac funding, to cover "up to 54" new medicines including 26 cancer treatments.