Mr McCormick: While there are undoubtedly violations of the regulations, we do not take punitive action against anybody and we would like to always think that when we do take punitive action there is a very strong reason for it. So we try and rehabilitate the person in this case.*
I would have thought ruining dozens of businesses and careers a punitive action. What do you call it John.
In my case you [casa] have even obstructed my "rehabilitation" or is this it.
CHAIR: That filing prompted the email that said, 'If we find ourselves in the AAT or a court, we'll look a bit foolish if we the regulator have to say that there are two conflicting views, one which has to be wrong, and we have done nothing to rectify that over the years, which is very untidy.' Without dobbing the poor bugger in who sent this, he is very close to you*
I hold several similar emails, which apparently by a slight oversight on your part failed to be produced at the AAT. But then that would have been A Ana-stasi's responsibility. Not much has changed or is it the tactics that have changed.