Principles in politics?
A contradiction in terms if ever I heard one!
Anything in it for General aviation I wonder??
Going on past experiences with 'Barnaby Joh' I sincerely doubt it.
Anything in it for Aviation 'Regulation' in Australia at all....I wonder??
See above comment. Btw,
Tailwheel could probably tell us how much
taxpayers money has been p****d up against the wall in the lengthy ongoing Legislation re-writes.
Other than that....How ya going
Griffo?-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The "Regulatory Reform" started in September 1988, 33 years ago. It took Canada and New Zealand under five years to achieve to complete and their outcome was a reasonable set of rules.
Last I heard the regulatory reform cost well north of $500 million dollars. It was a profitable career to retirement for some CASA staff.
This is still one of the most optimistic, senseless, bureaucratic double speak to come out of the process- 14 February 2005:
Senator MARK BISHOP—When do you think those regulations will go to the minister?
Mr Byron—I anticipate we would start sending some of them from about the middle of this year. I do not see this delaying the overall program excessively. We have an action item to develop a plan to forward to the minister about when we plan to have them to the minister, and I assume that plan would be done in the next couple of months. I would be hopeful that it would not be long after early 2006 that most of the draft rules are delivered to the minister.
The Regulatory Reform Program will drift along forever
Tail Wheel