Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic says the Labor Party is “very focused” on making sure the National Reconstruction Fund makes investments “really quickly”.
“We don’t have a moment to lose in terms of rebuilding capacity,” Mr Husic said during a
media conference on Wednesday.“We’re very, very keen to make sure those investments happen.”
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