QnA was interesting tonight and Chalmers performed strongly. A huge chunk of the 22 billion will be a carrot dangled. If companies can show they have hit bench marks with their value adding or whatever else they progress in which matches the Govts targets then they receive a tax saving. In other words if they don't economise their business models they don't see a buck. It should attract investment as the Govt hopes and get the infastructure insitu. Seems like a sound approach instead of throwing billions at it willy nilly.
