AECT asset transfer would be an ‘outrageous expropriation’ – Bradford
Ex-National Energy Minister Max Bradford has labelled as “crazy” the recently floated proposal to wind up the AECT.
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Ex-National Energy Minister Max Bradford has labelled as “crazy” the recently floated proposal to wind up the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust (AECT) now rather than wait until 2073 in order to transfer its 75.4% shareholding in Vector to Auckland Council.
“It’d be a great leap back to the 1960s and
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Nick Grant
Fri, 05 Dec 2014
Fri, 05 Dec 2014
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AECT asset transfer would be an ‘outrageous expropriation’ – Bradford
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