Cheating is what happens when you have no game plan
OPINION: Morgan Foundation's Geoff Simmons on Paula Bennett saying the dodgy carbon credit trading is old news. With special feature audio.
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Last weekend Climate Change Minister Paula Bennett admitted that when New Zealand handed over 97 million fraudulent carbon credits it wasn’t “the right thing to do.” But, in the government’s defence, she maintains that “we haven’t broken any rules.”
There hasn’t been a defence of cheating this
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Cheating is what happens when you have no game plan
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