Senate hearing - Wednesday

[Bakkies]

The Government has to write their own response in to the report and whether they will act on those recommendations so I am not sure when that will occur. One for Hansie, et al to chase up.

https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary...nmentresponses

[Darren]

mmm.. business opportunity right there. Email me your letter, and I'll print it off, stuff it in an envelope, stamp it, and drop it in a postbox for you. All for a very reasonable fee of course!

E mail will likely get only auto responses. Good old fashioned snail mail has to be opened and delegated to an actual person to be answered. Someone might even take notice of how many people are pissed off and tell the boss.

P.S. You will have to buy a stamp and an envelope and put your "letter" in an actual mail box. For anyone unfamiliar with this process, ask you Mum. Or you could just Google it.

[GIGS20]

E mail will likely get only auto responses. Good old fashioned snail mail has to be opened and delegated to an actual person to be answered. Someone might even take notice of how many people are pissed off and tell the boss.

P.S. You will have to buy a stamp and an envelope and put your "letter" in an actual mail box. For anyone unfamiliar with this process, ask you Mum. Or you could just Google it.

I searche Youtube and apparently you can make your own from wood.

It seems like a bit of a faff though!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm12i_xTT2g

[Bakkies]

This is the Government response to the Inquiry in to Soccer in Australia. The Government writes their bit to say they support the recommendation. It also includes the actions taken by the then Soccer Australia in response to each recommendation. Worth a read to give you an idea on what goes on post inquiry

https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary..._response.ashx

[shasta]

I searche Youtube and apparently you can make your own from wood.

But wood weighs the same as a witch.....

[SNOB]

Unfortunately dealing with ASIC at ground level is like taking a number at any Govt Dept and getting in a queue, only to get canned responses - it's very dumbed down and black and white.

The lobbying needs to be done at higher levels such as Senators/MPs, prominent Journos, big business.

With all the great work Linda has done I'm sure she will be following it through. Just hope she can get traction.

Linda has actually suggested that WE should start bombarding ASIC as that will help.

[Bakkies]

Would be worth contacting Sen Reynolds asking when the Government response will be tabled as the RA would have to respond to them and the Committee would also have their backing.

[Bakkies]

Just on the ASIC site going over their media centre which debunks the small fry argument that apologists are using

Here are some case examples

http://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/me...ing-documents/

I don't know if de Clyne was still at the NAB when that Imperium/RA and MRRU behaviour went on

http://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/me...sider-trading/

[shasta]

Write to the Commission.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission
PO BOX 4000
Gippsland Mail Centre
Victoria 3841



If you wish to send correspondence directly to the Chairman, Deputy Chair or Commissioners, please address your letter to:

Australian Securities and Investments Commission
GPO Box 9827
Sydney NSW 2001

[UAUdiver1959]

Apparently Pulver is in the shite with his board, he promised them some good old RugbyWA cash (other that the GST we sponsor them with). He hard balled RubgyWA, when the offer was $650k he demanded $150k more and was told that we did not have it and if he did not take the $650k Twiggy would withdraw his portion of the settlement figure. He stuck to his guns, promised the ARU board he would get the money. Behold, Voluntary Administration starts tomorrow, the ARU will be lucky to see $20 or $30k. Pulver has stuffed up big time and the board not happy.

The ARU are skint, they need to pay out Force contracts, top up the MRRU again and someone whispered in my ear that QLD Reds have 'borrowed' $2m to pay out the endless queue of under performing coaches.

[lou]

So he should be

[lou]

Just on the ASIC site going over their media centre which debunks the small fry argument that apologists are using

Here are some case examples

http://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/me...ing-documents/

I don't know if de Clyne was still at the NAB when that Imperium/RA and MRRU behaviour went on

http://www.asic.gov.au/about-asic/me...sider-trading/

No , I don't think he was either , but once he became chairman it was his job to hold the CEO accountable and he did SFA

[Leo86]

Apparently Pulver is in the shite with his board, he promised them some good old RugbyWA cash (other that the GST we sponsor them with). He hard balled RubgyWA, when the offer was $650k he demanded $150k more and was told that we did not have it and if he did not take the $650k Twiggy would withdraw his portion of the settlement figure. He stuck to his guns, promised the ARU board he would get the money. Behold, Voluntary Administration starts tomorrow, the ARU will be lucky to see $20 or $30k. Pulver has stuffed up big time and the board not happy.

The ARU are skint, they need to pay out Force contracts, top up the MRRU again and someone whispered in my ear that QLD Reds have 'borrowed' $2m to pay out the endless queue of under performing coaches.

The board shouldnt be happy, they have completely failed in all aspects, Billy P is on his way out, leavin with one less super team, a member union in administration, record low attendances, fan disengagement, less sponsors and supposedly the ARU on the brink of insolvency... but hey shiny new office.

How through out all this their so called desire for centralisation just disappeared, they could have had the Reds and Rebels now (and actually dropping costs across the franchises) instead they made sure no other team would ever contemplate being in an "alliance"

Oxygen thiefs

[blueandblack]

The board shouldnt be happy, they have completely failed in all aspects, Billy P is on his way out, leavin with one less super team, a member union in administration, record low attendances, fan disengagement, less sponsors and supposedly the ARU on the brink of insolvency... but hey shiny new office.

How through out all this their so called desire for centralisation just disappeared, they could have had the Reds and Rebels now (and actually dropping costs across the franchises) instead they made sure no other team would ever contemplate being in an "alliance"

Oxygen thiefs

"centralisation" and the "alliance" were a smoke-and-mirrors way of getting rid of us. That is now done, so the project team can now disband.

[Leo86]

"centralisation" and the "alliance" were a smoke-and-mirrors way of getting rid of us. That is now done, so the project team can now disband.

Just more evidence that the agreement was not done in good faith. How else can the board explain this?