The BCLG’s claim focused heavily on the impacts a proposed...

The BCLG’s claim focused heavily on the impacts a proposed transmission line to site would cause environmental assets in the area. However, the group is really more worried about the threat of lead contamination, per former media outreach BCLG has conducted. Much environmental law in Australia of this ‘activist’ type hinges on administrative law, which ultimately boils down to finding errors in paperwork and other technicalities. That the NSW planning commission failed to consider the ramifications of a transmission line is a fairly good example of that type of strategy in action.

IT is simple. We need a better legal team. These underhand tactics are disgusting. Trying to find technicalities in a. Submission and then starting all over again is BS. Why don’t we now appeal this decision? Or submit it with the alternative power option.
The submission. Should have closed the gap but all good in hindsight. I am sure they would have found another loop hole.


It becomes a long(er) term hold now. Great time to purchase sub 9c. If it floats down to 5 c. Just accumulate. We will have our day. This is a travesty but not the end of the road.