在新西兰
工党领袖大卫•谢尔指出，因出售国有资产而损失的 $10亿纽元税收将要由新西兰的老爸老妈们去填补――因为总理约翰基要用这笔钱给私人投资者发奖金。 约翰基拒绝回答所谓的忠诚度奖金计划会如何运作
工党领袖大卫•谢尔指出，因出售国有资产而损失的 $10亿纽元税收将要由新西兰的老爸老妈们去填补――因为总理约翰基要用这笔钱给私人投资者发奖金。
约翰基拒绝回答所谓的忠诚度奖金计划会如何运作以及代价会是多少。现在我们只看到他许诺的出卖资产可得暴利中已有庞大的一部分被花在各种经纪费，公关和广告活动，现在又是这个奖金计划。我们的疑问是，为了支付这个奖金计划，到底多少股份必须被股民持有而不能卖？
去年財政部指出，如果我国保持额外9% 的国有资产股份，也就是说只卖40%而不是49%，那国国库税收损失的收入就大约是$13亿。1 可是，这个税收损失却将由新西兰纳税人来填补，目的是为私人投资者得利的奖金计划买单。这根本是不公平的。
约翰基为了要兑现他所许下的令85-90%的股份保持在“新西兰的老爸老妈们手中”的诺言可谓绞尽脑汁，这也是为什么他推出了所谓的忠诚度奖赏计划。但这并不是如其所言是为了让人们长期拥有这些国有资产股票，他只是为了吸引买家保留股份到下一届大选，到时算上这些额外的忠诚股，国家党能够卖给公司和外国买家的资本就更多了。
这又是一份让纳税人成为最终受害者的猾头交易。 约翰基应该老实对新西兰人承认出售国有资产带来的利益比他所承诺的要少，而且也不符合我国的最大利益。
注：附几大国有企业的股份分配对照表
(霍建强议员办公室 供稿)
1 http://www.comu.govt.nz/resources/pdfs/mixed-ownership-model/b11-2040013.pdf
David SHEARER Labour Leader 23 July 2012
MEDIA STATEMENT
National’s billion dollar bonus stings taxpayers Kiwi mum and dad taxpayers will potentially miss out on $1 billion dollars in revenue lost from the asset sales to pay for John Key’s bonus scheme for private investors, says Labour Leader David Shearer. “John Key is refusing to say how the so-called loyalty scheme will work and how much it will cost. We’re seeing great big chunks of the promised windfall from this venture eaten into by brokerage fees, PR and advertising campaigns and now the bonus scheme. How many shares will have to be held back to cover that scheme? “Treasury said last year that, for example, keeping back an additional 9% of the companies – selling down 40% rather than 49% - would cost around $1.3 billion in foregone revenue.1 It is Kiwi taxpayers who will have to cover the cost of the lost revenue to pay for a bonus scheme that benefits private investors. That is simply not fair. “John Key is desperate to live up to his promise that 85-90% of the shares will end up in the hands of ‘Kiwi mums and dads’. That’s why he’s come up with his so-called loyalty scheme. But he’s not building up long-term ownership of shares as he claims, he’s just enticing people to hold onto the shares until after the next election, when with the extra loyalty shares they’ll be able to sell off even more to corporate and foreign buyers. “It’s just another dodgy deal that will see taxpayers lose out in the end. John Key should be honest with New Zealanders and admit that these valuable assets will bring in less than he promised and that’s not in our best interests,” said David Shearer. 1 http://www.comu.govt.nz/resources/pdfs/mixed-ownership-model/b11-2040013.pdf
