Your comments about following development consent is absolutely endorsed. MAAS should strive to satisfy all planning Principles and Guidelines and any conditions included on their development consent before going down a path of ignoring or provoking Council or planning authority actions - especially ESG matters in todays world. MAAS should avoid gaining the tag of a dinosaur developer. Moving against community groups which have the planning regulations on their side is a recipe for gaining a bad image, costing heavy penalties or legal costs and creating future difficulty in maintaining integrity with the Council - hence my advice that Wes should move to finalise the matter as soon as possible and maintain favour with the planning authorities regardless of his reasons.
Ann: Investor Presentation May 2023, page-7
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