Su Cheng spread his hands and said, "What if they quit?"

Minister Xu was stunned. He was in charge of environmental protection and safety supervision. How could he answer this question? So he looked at Director Mao.

Director Mao saw Su Cheng talking about the controversy, and said with a headache: "We are in a symposium today, don't make decisions, oh, don't make decisions."

Su Cheng nodded without comment.

As soon as everyone was relieved, they saw Su Cheng turn around and face back and say, "Please, give me a copy of the meeting minutes. I want to write a report."

The person who took the record was Director Mao's secretary, who was consulting and looking at him.

Liu Bing narrowed his eyes and said to him, "Give me a meeting record too. I have a bad memory and I need to report it when I go back."

Copying meeting minutes is a normal procedure. Director Mao may not approve it to private business owner Su Cheng, but he must not give it to Liu Bing.

Thinking that Su Cheng could get a copy from Liu Bing, Director Mao was too lazy to be a villain, so he waved his hand and said, "Give each unit a meeting record. I'll copy it later."

Liu Bing blinked at Su Cheng proudly, and at the same time he lamented that this guy was so bold. A small private enterprise actually wanted to let a ministerial-level central enterprise with assets worth tens of billions of dollars to build a private bank for it. In this case, Su Cheng could probably say it.

Liu Bing put himself in the position of Sinopec's leadership and thought about it, and he felt his lungs swelling, which was so annoying!
Chapter completed!