a no vote may well be the right thing for the environment, but as a shareholder it will be a bad result, as MCB control will not be fully focussed on commercial drivers, but on their green agenda.
So one of the richest people in Australia is going to ignore commercial factors in favour of some airy-fairy green agenda?
Do you really think he got rich by that sort of business logic?
Political preferences express ideology rather than logic. Repeated assertion does not make it come true. People with skin in the game have a better understanding of the factors than random Hot Copper posters.
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