No, I guess I am not getting the point just like you are not getting mine.
I wasn't aware you had made any that I hadn't refuted.
Pretty much everybody on here agrees that both parties should go back to negotiation, do you?
Absolutely. With no preconditions.
I believe that the only way forward is for both parties to come to some sort of agreement on how these talks can start again. I believe that removing the imposition slowly over a period of time, while BASSA provides other savings, it is possible.
Maybe I am missing something, but the last time BASSA came up with some savings, they quoted 175m pounds, but an independent audit showed they were worth, in fact, 54 million pounds.
BASSA have had the best part of nine months to come up with alternative savings, but have failed to do so.
So why do you think they are capable of coming up with the required amount now?