Some more “propagandist CASA bashing” from the lunatic fringe:
AIPA suggests that the behaviour most often complained of by industry, that of inconsistent and non-standardised decision-making, is a product of a structure that inadequately or incompetently mirrors (if at all) the structure (i.e., the processes, procedures, organisational arrangements, systems and resources) demanded of industry. CASA cannot operate as a collection of free-styling decision-makers free of regulatory constraints – the industry reasonably expects consistent and standardised decision-making and we believe that it has the right to be free of unnecessary and indefensible cost burdens imposed by decision-makers who are exercising personal whims in the absence of any organisational supervision or constraint.