Nuclear subs base. Will it be Newy or The Gong?
Port Kembla or Newcastle is preparing for a work case for establishing a nuclear submarine base, but the people are kept completely in the dark. Transparent warrior Rex Patrick Reports.
This is a radioactive issue in more than one way that no one is preparing to talk to the people they run in the Federal or NSW government.
The discussions between the two sides are clearly advanced with the present -day presentation of the NSW cabinet in preparation – a fact that is kept hidden until the Ministry of Housing and Infrastructure is accidentally announced in the NSW Civil and Administrative Court (NCAT) transactions.
The cat came out of the bag (Source: NSW government)
When he is confronted with this revelation, Senator David Shoebridge said, “The two levels of the Labor Government secretly plans to pour a nuclear submarine base to NSW inhabitants and have no courage to discuss.
Finally, what we will buy is zero submarine, but a lot of new US base.
AUKUS is a big business
The weekend announcements show that AUKUS is a major task to spend $ 12 billion in the shipyard and marine facilities in Western Australia.
Undoubtedly NSW Premier Chris Minns spit.
The government sinks billions of defenses into ships and bottoms
It is clear that the problem of relying on NSW nuclear submarines is important. There will be counter and counter -opinions, but there is one thing for sure: without knowledge, the public debate will not occur or, if so, it will be informed badly.
“The NSW Legislative Council and now a former NSW senator, Shoebridge said, two short -listed sites for Port Kembla and Newcastle of Non -Popular Nuclear Submarine Bases, both workers Heartlands,” he said.
“Port Kembla and Illawarra would have entered the open rebellion if the workers’ government had been honest about their plans, and explains a lot about this confidentiality”.
“This privacy faces the risk of deep generation of betrayal both in these regions and workers’ voters.
All to keep Donald on the right side of Trump’s America.
Shoebridge seems to be quite impressed. NSW Legislative Council Sue Higginson’s counterpart MWM“Premier Chris Minns continues from where Peter Dutton left with a nuclear waste pump plan in regional NSW areas. Minns is hosting the nuclear subs, making us and our ports vulnerable military targets and all of them are behind closed doors.”
Transparency Flip-Flop
In May this year, I used the NSW government to use the NSW government to use the Federal Government and Port Kembla or Newcastle as a future submarine base and to access any briefing for NSW ministers.
The response in June stated that 24 “internal e -mail” and “advice ve and“ cabinet information ”would not have it because they were“ cabinet knowledge ”.
According to the NSW Cabinet application guide, I appealed the NCAT decision, arguing that the privilege of the cabinet was waived when the documents were shared with the authorities from another administration.
This led to a return from the NSW government, and when they wrote to the court, he wanted the decision to be taken back to allow them to rethink their positions.
Port Kembla? More nuclear submarine base confidentiality. What is scam?
The court heard their requests and ordered them to reconsider and do so.
And so they sent me a new decision on 08 September. They had rethink their position… And… The people are not allowed to see any documents for new and different reasons.
The problem will now continue a controversial hearing in Sydney on December 18th.
NSW Fait Acompli Participation
Everything the NSW government does for the NSW people. Everything the NSW government does is paid by the NSW people. The GIPA law recognizes this and allows NSW citizens to allocate the curtains on the windows of government buildings to see the information that is their own and influenced them.
However, the NSW government does not have any of them… Claims of Privacy is aimed at the desire not to prejudice their relations with the federal government, to continue the work of the ministers in NSW and not to take the public negotiations of public officials.
This is an example of ‘interest in public interest’.
If you think that a nuclear submarine base in Port Kembla or Newcastle is a good or bad idea, NSW has the right to participate in such a decision. However, the way this is ranked is that the NSW government looks at the business case, makes a decision and then presents the NSW people with a fait.
Democracy means ‘demos’ and ‘Kratia’, which means Greek ‘Demolar’, ‘Humans’, ‘Rule’ means: ‘government by the people’. Maybe someone should remind Chris Minns that.
Radioactive secrets. Aukus is ridiculous to store nuclear waste areas
Rex Patrick is a former senator of South Australia and a submarine in the armed forces. Rex, known as the best fight against corruption and transparency crusaders, “Transparent warrior. “
