Minuscule turnout at asset sales protest

By: Felix Marwick | Latest Political News | Tuesday June 26 2012 13:15

There's been a minuscule turnout at a public protest against asset sales at Parliament this afternoon.

MPs are due to pass legislation this afternoon allowing the partial float of select state owned enterprises.

Just 30 people have marched to Parliament's forecourt voicing their opposition to the Government's plans.

Photo: Felix Marwick

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