Bankers and other business leaders say they are surprised that new Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has criticised big business for speaking too much on climate and social issues, arguing that managing the energy transition is a core part of business.
“We’ve also had them with the Labor Party or Jim Chalmers – we’ve stayed in contact right the way through and I think will do a fine job.Mr Dutton on Monday “I hope that we can continue to work with them, but I need them to work to speak up on many policies, not just social policies but economic, not just climate change.”
Council of Small Business Organisations Australia CEO Alexi Boyd said Mr Dutton’s prioritisation of small business was positive and “speaks volumes about the need for politicians of all parties to re-engage with the unique needs of small business”.“It’s the policy design which has been skewed towards big and all their resourcing,” she said.
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