KnightersRevenge said:
Get on with it Livers. That is my suggestion. They are failing in their duty, the solution isn't to let them off the hook, it is to force them to admit their failure and push them to correct it.
No, you're trying to get the current Government to admit to every previous regimes failure, which isn't going to get us anywhere.
"Get on with it" isn't a plan....we have a State Government who cannot eradicate 30 years of transport infrastructure neglect.
We can't simply turn this around and go from a system that can handle half our current population to being able to handle a forecasted population 20 years into the future.
So what is your realistic plan to do this?
"Get on with it" is so simplified that its not even a proper response, to be honest.
KnightersRevenge said:
If you think the best way to get things done is by ignoring the issue then I'm surprised and disappointed Livers. If you had a worker who wasn't pulling his weight would your solution be to ask his colleagues to do his job and continue to let him slack off, or to face the issue head on? That seems to be what you are suggesting here.
No, I'm not ignoring the issue at all.
I've been open about a plan to try and give this Government and future Governments time to amend their mistakes.
Its called facing the issue head on and trying to come up with a solution.
If you think any Government is going to ruin the state financially and send us into a massive deficit by trying to catch up on 30 years of transport mistakes during their term, then you are deluded.
That's not ignoring the issue or not admitting to errors....thats being finacially responsible.
I think being financially responsible is only one step though....I think to allow this responsibility to make inroads, we need to look at extra initiatives.
That being "population responsible" as well...so the money we do spend on transport infrastructure is seen to be making a difference to the people we have here.
At the moment, population growth is outgrowing the inroads we are making on transport infrastructure, meaning we are falling behind instead of making up ground.