[Kharon]

Windsor has it, can BJ steal it away?

Credibility is a major portion of the politicians stock in trade; so far Barnaby has this within the aviation community.  It is important to us that he keep both it and his seat.  So why is he risking it by foisting Chester onto an already cynical audience waiting for them at Tamworth?  Party lines and political deals aside, what of value (intrinsic or practical) does he believe Chester can bring to the table?

If and it’s a big IF Turnbull and Joyce are to retain any form of aviation industry credibility, David Fawcett must, even as a PFoA be there.  In fact, if BJ in his wisdom appointed Fawcett even as junior Minister solely for aviation, even as an interim measure just to set things to rights it would be one of the best ‘political’ decisions ever made by a government and one of the wisest.  

Albo was an unmitigated disaster; Truss in a half hearted, dopey, sleepy sort of way to tried to help, at least he gave industry the ASRR; but he quietly dropped the ball and sickened many.  Now we are expected to suffer the darling of the twitter dancing with stars fans set, bouncing in to speak on and listen to matters he will never understand.  He is and will remain totally reliant on and captive of the very creators of the problem for advice. Chester is aware of little else but his own self image, I doubt he’s even aware that there are serious, across the spectrum problems; with international ramifications, let alone be able to make the wise, tough, ruthless calls needed to ensure the survival of industry.  

Dear Barnaby. Please, leave Darren at home to browse his ‘selfies’.  Bring Fletcher and Fawcett; then relax.  Enjoy the event, watch these two masters go to work and revel the tangible rise in both your credibility and popularity.  Then fix up the Act; adopt the Kiwi or USA regulations and leave the rest to us and Fawcett.  It really is that simple.

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