The party announced the policy in October, but the number of jobs it is expected to create, and which assets it will invest in, have not been revealed.
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Barbara Edmonds says the party hasn't decided what assets to put in the fund yet.
Labour will not release key details of its Future Fund policy until after the election, saying some of the advice it needs can only come if the party is in government.
If elected, Labour will establish a Future Fund to invest in New Zealand businesses and infrastructure.
The fund would be seeded with the dividends of selected state-owned assets, and a $200 million Crown capital injection.
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