The PAIN network view the acceptance of all recommendations made by the Senate (RRAT committee) report into the Pel Air ditching off Norfolk Island as urgent and the implications serious. The recommendations made to the Senate, combined with the statement made in parliament (Hansard: June 5, 2013) by the Hon. Warren Entsch MP calling for an inquiry into CASA should be fully supported by all industry participants. PAIN believes that if not fully and transparently addressed the issues raised have great potential to be detrimental to the ongoing well being of industry and by extension, the safety of the Australian travelling public.
Given an independent forum, adequate terms of reference, encouraged and supported by industry and the Senate committee, the proposed inquiry would have full, open access to independent industry assistance and expertise. The inquiry should be structured to have enough authority and scope to address and correct what is widely perceived as the failed, ineffective, costly infrastructure currently undermining the 'Safety', security, reputation and well being of industry.
With this objective, PAIN_Net has opened a public media account to actively ensure that Senate identified inconsistencies, anomalies and the self evident facts we believe should be made public are freely accessible and readily available. Your ongoing support would be most welcome and appreciated @
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