"''Many people in rural communities would see this as another attack on their peace of mind and an invasion of their privacy,'' said the president of the NSW Farmers Association, Fiona Simson.
She said farmers recognised that safe food meant healthy and happy animals.
''NSW Farmers does not condone any acts of animal cruelty and farmers are committed to high animal welfare standards,'' Ms Simson said."
And she didn't say that the farmers had nothing to worry about because their practices were above board -
I wonder why she didn't say that?
Let's face it - this is invasive, BUT, what if this surveillance comes up with a pandoras box of abuse?
What if there are widespread horrors?
I, as a consumer would like to know that thanks.
I would also like to know who is doing it well - personally I would moreso trust an eye in the sky than an industry spokesperson.
I don't trust activists either - but lets see what they come up with.
