Government could force QIC to fund Queensland infraBY LAURA MILLAN | WEDNESDAY, 15 JUL 2015 1:00PMThe Labor government in Queensland could force QIC to reduce its international and cash exposure to allocate more funds to the State's infrastructure. Related News |
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Typical of socialists..... force other people to put other peoples money where the socialist want the money to go... whether they like it or not
Isn't the QIC charter to make money by making prudent but profitable investment decisions... without a meddling government?