Not just a fly-speck on the map of NSW Politics

Clr. Larry Whipper has claimed that he is working "on many fronts (to) engage as many people and varying opinions to draw together positive outcomes" - (with regard to the Kangaloon Aquifer).

As the Upper Nepean Borefield proposal has been deemed by the NSW Minister for Planning, Frank Sartor, to be a "Critical Infrastructure Project", i.e., a Project of State Significance, under Part 3A of the Environment Planning and Assessment Act (EPA Act) 1979 - the only person with whom it it is relevant for Larry to be "engaging" would be Frank Sartor; and beyond him, perhaps the Premier of NSW, Mr Morris Iemma.

I have consulted the NSW Premier and the Minister for Planning about how they have been "engaged" by Larry Whipper.

This is a cartoon version of Morris Iemma's response which he sent to me this evening.


Click on the image to see the detail.
The tiny image is not just a fly-speck on the map of NSW Politics - but it might as well be.

We are dealing with the "Real Politic" of NSW here, I am afraid, Larry.