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I believe ESG is over-rated at least in a 12 month out scenario.If the ALP want to make any changes they will have to ask all miners and oilers to present their current ESG profiles and plans for the future.The Greens and Teals may have some input but there is much else on both their agendas that can delay any action by the ALP on the 2 sectors that are keeping Australia's head above water, Materials and Energy.Then you'll have your lobbyists, and all the other hangers on who frequented the Old Coffee Cart and Aussies. Also the brothers and sisters in the ALP from posh suburbs will be pushing the Uluru Statement, with all of which It will be a complete sh*t fest, for two years.Then there will be another year of to and fro, bargaining and the Murdoch Press stirring, and then we are in to another election.It takes a two term Government to make significant change on anything imo.gg
I believe ESG is over-rated at least in a 12 month out scenario.
If the ALP want to make any changes they will have to ask all miners and oilers to present their current ESG profiles and plans for the future.
The Greens and Teals may have some input but there is much else on both their agendas that can delay any action by the ALP on the 2 sectors that are keeping Australia's head above water, Materials and Energy.
Then you'll have your lobbyists, and all the other hangers on who frequented the Old Coffee Cart and Aussies. Also the brothers and sisters in the ALP from posh suburbs will be pushing the Uluru Statement, with all of which It will be a complete sh*t fest, for two years.
Then there will be another year of to and fro, bargaining and the Murdoch Press stirring, and then we are in to another election.
It takes a two term Government to make significant change on anything imo.
gg
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