I suppose if you are locked in an imposition of wills argument eventually you ridicule the opponent to break the deadlock.
I don't see it that way.
they are all intelligent people who have backgrounds that make them experts in other areas.
trouble is they aren't working in those other areas, they are working in civil aviation, something they have little to no experience in and they are clueless.
section 20a of the universal declaration of human rights says the entire structure of australian legislation is wrong.
being ex military would blind you totally to that.
the canadian owner maintenance regulations created a lot of peace in that country. if you were hell bent on mandating a LAME environment "like it was in the RAAF" you'd be totally blind to that.
aeronautical engineering should be core to all the legislation. I doubt that CAsA actually employs any but if they do they don't listen to them.
there is no point to trying to make CAsA more competent, they will never ever throw off their pasts. they are irrelevant. ignore them.