12-08-2021, 08:50 PM
Survey, that’s fine but it’s been known for years and neither Senator McDonald nor any other MPs have ever kicked up enough fuss or been prepared to buck the usual niceties and jostling for a leg up in the hierarchy of party politics to make any difference.
Blame CASA? Who has the final responsibility for a body that is empowered by an Act of Parliament?
Same old playbook over and over, some of the new players are sincere enough but lack the understanding that they are playing their parts in accordance with an unwritten script.
The old puppeteers of Government Industries have been refining their set pieces and dressing up the stage to suit the audience and make their puppets look good for so many years that they’ve completely forgotten that they are supposed to serve the public interest. They have colossal salaries and the very best superannuation plans combined with splendid working conditions, thus they have much to protect.
The arrogance of Australia’s growing bureaucracy is permeating throughout and particularly noticeable in our artificial capital.
Ministers and MPs wring their hands but prefer the perceived safety of do nothing.
In the absence of inspired leadership, and there’s nothing to indicate it’s forthcoming, do nothing will probably continue until there’s a real crisis of National importance. This will reveal the decades of neglect and the unsustainable grinding down of General Aviation’s people and all of it’s assets, including irreplaceable airport land.
Blame CASA? Who has the final responsibility for a body that is empowered by an Act of Parliament?
Same old playbook over and over, some of the new players are sincere enough but lack the understanding that they are playing their parts in accordance with an unwritten script.
The old puppeteers of Government Industries have been refining their set pieces and dressing up the stage to suit the audience and make their puppets look good for so many years that they’ve completely forgotten that they are supposed to serve the public interest. They have colossal salaries and the very best superannuation plans combined with splendid working conditions, thus they have much to protect.
The arrogance of Australia’s growing bureaucracy is permeating throughout and particularly noticeable in our artificial capital.
Ministers and MPs wring their hands but prefer the perceived safety of do nothing.
In the absence of inspired leadership, and there’s nothing to indicate it’s forthcoming, do nothing will probably continue until there’s a real crisis of National importance. This will reveal the decades of neglect and the unsustainable grinding down of General Aviation’s people and all of it’s assets, including irreplaceable airport land.