Folks,
And to any newcomers who doubt what aroa said above about the case to which he refers, he is spot on.
Indeed, one of the documents I have seen is minutes of a CASA management meeting in Townsville, the subject the above case.
The meeting more or less concluded that, in future, CASA persons would have to be more careful to not get caught with their pants down, and advice to the direct participants to that effect.
In short, not the slightest recognition and acknowledgement, let alone repentance, for serious breaches of the Commonwealth Criminal Code, plus, of course, breaches of various public service codes of conduct, and CASA implementation of same.
All largely, but not only, a product of S.9A(1) of the Civil Aviation Act 1988.
Tootle pip!