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Shaw 'odds-on' as minister, says Simpson

Tuesday 27 Oct 20 11:00am

Will Labour leader Jacinda Ardern keep James Shaw in the climate portfolio?

NATIONAL'S climate spokesperson is picking Green Party co-leader James Shaw will stay on as climate minister.

“I think it’s odds-on that he will be confirmed as a minister outside Cabinet,” Scott Simpson told Carbon News this morning.

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