CTU asks what is the Transport Minister withholding on Ports of Auckland

The Council of Trade Unions is calling on Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee to tell Aucklanders what information he is withholding on the Ports of Auckland dispute.

The Coun­cil of Trade Uni­ons is call­ing on Trans­port Min­is­ter Gerry Brown­lee to tell Auck­landers what inform­a­tion he is with­hold­ing on the Ports of Auck­land dis­pute.

Last month the CTU wrote to Gerry Brown­lee under the Offi­cial Inform­a­tion Act, request­ing any brief­ings he has had on the Ports dis­pute.

CTU pres­id­ent Helen Kelly said his response, received today, said that he would refuse to release any inform­a­tion at all.

“Gerry Brown­lee needs to explain to Auck­landers what he is with­hold­ing.”

“The Port is one of Auckland’s most import­ant assets, and it is being run appallingly by the cur­rent Board and man­age­ment.”

“There is a clear pub­lic interest in know­ing what our Trans­port Min­is­ter is being told about this dis­pute.”

 

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