The Voice and BHP, page-47

you’ll likely find privately they don’t support it at all. As Dutton said they are all scared of Twittersphere publicly and as I mentioned above ESG link KPIs for remuneration bonuses and or some pension funds will vote against remuneration if they are not woke pro ESG. It’s a shame, but those pension funds tend to be quite woke and are the largest shareholders bar none - playing with your money, you’re super to vote. The bulk of those custodian and nominee bank holdings you see in the top 20 shareholding in the financial statements are our Australian superfund. Gives you an idea of the $10s of billions they hold in BHP. I’m fairly sure Australian super could be close to $10bn in BHP alone by now given its FUM.