If I was a member of the PGDB yesterday, watching Parliamentary television, I would hang my head in shame.  Several notable MP's catalogued the litany of failures of this board, and the board's before it.  They did not have a good thing to say about the board as a collective.  There were several points made about the need to gain the trust of industry, but we know from previous experience this Board is incapable to listening and moving on these suggestions.  What does the future hold - well I believe in both the short and long term it holds protest action as industry finally rises us and says "we've had enough" "we tried - but we aren't going to work with you any more."

Flip flop was notable for his absence.