If wishes were horses etc..
P2 (legend) - “Apparently it is correct that CASA has responded to the 2nd interim report of the GA inquiry. Despite being lapsed, the Albanese Govt is still obliged to respond and the RRAT Committee has effectively been awaiting for that response since the change of Govt. As the inquiry was self-referred the committee doesn't have to refer to the Senate in order to continue with the inquiry. Therefore the Govt response will inform the Committee on whether to continue and complete the GA inquiry.”
(Choc frogs and gold stars all around to the ever helpful, efficient, cheerful RRAT Secretariat).
Three major impediments exist to the 'yes' case. The big one is Sterle and the committee. The Senator is fully aware, probably more than most politicians, just how much trouble the non-airline sector of the aviation industry is in. He is probably acutely aware that CASA have responded and the second interim report is due for attention. The easy escape clause is the impending 'White paper'. “Bury it Glen” - “Roger wilco.” History repeats (again)..
The white paper WOFTAM serves many get out of jail free cards; and, the longer it is delayed, the better it is for those neatly ensconced in their bunkers. It will be riddled with neatly worded, nebulous phrases, wide open to selective 'translation' and will do little but increase the cost and provide top cover for the lunatics running the asylum.
The delay and the soft ride CASA has in any inquiry provides a perfect, tailor made excuse for continuing on their current trajectory; en-route to a major confrontation with the grown up world. Why CASA persist in the face of overwhelming evidence that they have made a dogs breakfast and looking to make themselves even more ridiculous is beyond comprehension.
Some of the submissions made provide clear, unstinting, top grade professional advice – all ignored. Even if the Senate decide to persist – what chance 'meaningful change' taking line honours – 100/1 on my tote (the book is open)..
Toot – toot...
P2 (legend) - “Apparently it is correct that CASA has responded to the 2nd interim report of the GA inquiry. Despite being lapsed, the Albanese Govt is still obliged to respond and the RRAT Committee has effectively been awaiting for that response since the change of Govt. As the inquiry was self-referred the committee doesn't have to refer to the Senate in order to continue with the inquiry. Therefore the Govt response will inform the Committee on whether to continue and complete the GA inquiry.”
(Choc frogs and gold stars all around to the ever helpful, efficient, cheerful RRAT Secretariat).
Three major impediments exist to the 'yes' case. The big one is Sterle and the committee. The Senator is fully aware, probably more than most politicians, just how much trouble the non-airline sector of the aviation industry is in. He is probably acutely aware that CASA have responded and the second interim report is due for attention. The easy escape clause is the impending 'White paper'. “Bury it Glen” - “Roger wilco.” History repeats (again)..
The white paper WOFTAM serves many get out of jail free cards; and, the longer it is delayed, the better it is for those neatly ensconced in their bunkers. It will be riddled with neatly worded, nebulous phrases, wide open to selective 'translation' and will do little but increase the cost and provide top cover for the lunatics running the asylum.
The delay and the soft ride CASA has in any inquiry provides a perfect, tailor made excuse for continuing on their current trajectory; en-route to a major confrontation with the grown up world. Why CASA persist in the face of overwhelming evidence that they have made a dogs breakfast and looking to make themselves even more ridiculous is beyond comprehension.
Some of the submissions made provide clear, unstinting, top grade professional advice – all ignored. Even if the Senate decide to persist – what chance 'meaningful change' taking line honours – 100/1 on my tote (the book is open)..
Toot – toot...