The Herald reports that Tony Ryall “went on the attack about asset sales outside the House, saying that Labour had a history of privatising state owned assets, often doing so under urgency in Parliament back in the 1980s and early 90s.”
Ryall was elected to Parliament in 1990 – and it was a National government that privatised the BNZ in 1992 and Tranzrail in 1993. Fay and Richwhite asset-stripped Tranzrail, essential infrastructure was run down, and in the end Labour bought it back.
Ryall’s a phony. National’s asset sales programme is a dog.
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