Well will be in federal waters, outside nsw jurisdiction.
If they did a cap raise right now, I and others I know will support it.
Husics denial reasons - finance will be a flimsy defence in court.
The legislation has no metric to measure financial capacity, that will be a problem in any defense.
It is certainly not over, there is an appeal window for 60 days.
Outside that court.
It is possible the present court case, can deal with the decision process if the 1600 pages of concerns are predominantly finance and dated before case filling and relate to decision.
The case is about process, if the 1600 pages are not finance and dated after case filing would fall outside present proceeding.
As the decision was about finance, I am more sure than not, most of the concerns were about money.
The other is, approved gas applications, we're they decided on financial capacity alone?
I note pep11 was not declined on any environmental grounds, a more defendable position for the government.
So finance will face an objective test in court.
Each person would most likely have a different criteria on assessing finances without a standard.
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