Furry Muff, .......let's have a look at say – Oh, the candidates proposed policy for resolving the Archerfield situation, or even an analysis of the legal positions; or the delays and runway problems: that's all Brisbane.
Kharon,
The guy is an independent looking for the policy ideas that will strike a chord with the industry. He is asking industry what the real needs are. This is an opportunity.
He may not get in - so what? What has it cost you? Are the aviation industry's problems some exclusive secret you are trying to keep from him?
You can rest assurred that the major parties don't give a f*ck about aviation or the issues the industry faces - they have demonstrated that again and again and again, and at this election you may have noticed silence on aviation issues... why? THE MAJORS DONT GIVE A F8CK.
He *might* be able to get up.
He *might* be able to spur action (or at least promises) from the major party candidates.
He *might* be able to make a difference, but refusing to tell him what the problems are and then complaining that the problems didn't get fixed (THERE! I told ya so!) ... that's not helpful.