The pilot in question should find a lawyer and sue CASA for compensation.
Assuming the pilot cannot afford this, I would suggest an initiative to collect donations to pay for the legal challenge.
This would send a strong signal to CASA that the pilot community thinks the current implementation is flawed to say the least.
The presumption of guilt in this testing process is victimisation of the most despicable kind, and will destroy numerous careers and reputations. Some of these tardy short-sighted buerocrats really do need their head examined
they haven't thought the whole thing through or simply don't care about sending people and businesses down the cr@pper
