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Cross-party pact vital for ETS, says Vector
Thursday 9 Apr 09 9:30am
A strong cross-party agreement on durable climate change policy is the single most important thing that the emissions trading scheme review committee must deliver, the committee is being told this morning.
Infrastructure company Vector – with interests in gas, electricity, telecommunications, metering and technology – also wants all gases and all sectors to come into the scheme immediately, and is warning against importing climate change legislation from Australia.
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