RAAA Post #32
" In turn, new acting CASA CEO Shane Carmody reiterated his intention to pursue fair and consultative regulation, but suggested industry doesn't always get it right either"
So Mr. Carmody throws us a gratuitous insult by way of a come back for his out of control corporation. A corporation by name, by size and by the enormity of wasted money, opportunity and by monstrous injustices all the while killing a perfectly good industry. None of us would declare perfection, but the aviation industry on the whole is business like, honest, fair and serves as best it can, amazing considering its regulatory shackles. Could you say that of CASA?
The aviation industry behaves in a manner opposite to that of the regulator.
I don't accept Mr Carmody's characterisation, his comment does not inspire confidence that his focus is on reform. Another clue to his thinking, "consultative regulation", more time wasting is coming. Mr. Carmody should be appraised of the numerous studies and costly reviews. Wonder if he has seen the ASSR recommendations? Two, three or four years are planned to slip away while the CASA party steamroller continues on its merry way, gravy train in tow. He can then retire and Chester will get another portfolio.
" In turn, new acting CASA CEO Shane Carmody reiterated his intention to pursue fair and consultative regulation, but suggested industry doesn't always get it right either"
So Mr. Carmody throws us a gratuitous insult by way of a come back for his out of control corporation. A corporation by name, by size and by the enormity of wasted money, opportunity and by monstrous injustices all the while killing a perfectly good industry. None of us would declare perfection, but the aviation industry on the whole is business like, honest, fair and serves as best it can, amazing considering its regulatory shackles. Could you say that of CASA?
The aviation industry behaves in a manner opposite to that of the regulator.
I don't accept Mr Carmody's characterisation, his comment does not inspire confidence that his focus is on reform. Another clue to his thinking, "consultative regulation", more time wasting is coming. Mr. Carmody should be appraised of the numerous studies and costly reviews. Wonder if he has seen the ASSR recommendations? Two, three or four years are planned to slip away while the CASA party steamroller continues on its merry way, gravy train in tow. He can then retire and Chester will get another portfolio.