Collinge counters Bradford’s AECT ‘expropriation’ accusation
Former National Party president and ex-National Energy Minister at odds over Auckland Energy Consumer Trust.
John Collinge has hit back at ex-National energy minister Max Bradford’s characterisation of the proposal to transfer the Auckland Energy Consumer Trust’s shareholding in Vector to Auckland Council as an “outrageous expropriation” – and “neither is it to the detriment of the electricity consumer,”
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Nick Grant
Mon, 08 Dec 2014
Mon, 08 Dec 2014
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Collinge counters Bradford’s AECT ‘expropriation’ accusation
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