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Governance reform not targeting industry funds: O'Dwyer

BY MARK SMITH | MONDAY, 29 FEB 2016 12:25PM

Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Small Business Kelly O'Dwyer has insisted the proposed governance reforms for superannuation funds are not targeting the not-for-profit sector in a speech where she cited the privacy breach at Cbus as a sign that the current system is "out of step" with the rest of the economy.

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