Sartor ploughs on. The first reading of the EPA Bill 2008 happened yesterday morning – you can read Hansard on line (50 pages worth!) It does not propose any inquiry or review of the impacts.
The second reading will not be until Parliament resumes week of 3rd June however it will be in the Upper House that we have any chance of amending the thing and the advice I have so far is that although several of the cross bench members are supportive, it may be that the 2 Shooters Party members have been "bought off" with a rifle range at Hill Top in the Southern Highlands. Ironically this development was "called in" by Minister Sartor under Labor's Part 3A "State significant" legislation, that which allowed him to take control of the CRI development site in Chatswood (aka the Transport Interchange).
Democracy at work in NSW..
Artarmon Progress Association's
Leadlights by starlight tour, 5/4/09
Aerial sculpture in Angel Place
washing machine drums, bicycle wheels...spotted on my last visit to the city
Cleaning Up 1/3/09
Councillor Lynne Saville walking the talk
bike parking @ Naremburn
About Me
- kate lamb
- Willoughby, NSW, Australia
- Former independent Councillor, wanting to improve the quality of urban living. Key issues for me are creating a healthy environment, social justice, open and accountable government
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