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23/08/22

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Originally posted by Justadabble: ↑
Further to my previous thread on a possible class action, I need to put together a dossier of potential evidence to support any potential case. I am just one guy, and unlike Flam, I don't have access to a law library or a media monitoring service. So I am going to need your help. I preface this by saying that I am happy to be bombarded, not worried about duplication, and if someone finds something and isn't sure if it is relevant, post a link anyway and we can let the lawyers work out if it is or isn't useful. There are a couple of things in particular that I need to find being:-

1. Any public comments, in the media, on Facebook, on twitter etc for the period 31/3/20 to 17/12/21 from any politician stating or inferring that PEP11 will not be approved or is guaranteed to be cancelled or words to that effect.
2. The public statement attributable to Keith Pitt where he says along the lines of "I need to be careful here, these are listed companies"
3. The public statement attributable to Keith Pitt where he says " I will make the decision in due course" which I believe was around June 2021.
4. Any mentions of meetings with Keith Pitt, Zali, ans any others
5. Anything Scott Morrison has ever said on PEP11

Anything anyone has kept, or finds, please post here, especially @Bravo77 the doyenne of research .

PS @Flambeau I would welcome your contributions as long as this isn't a conflict of interest for you.
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Scott Morrison’s rejection ofPep11branded ‘cynical’ as government pushes on with other gas projects | New South Wales | The Guardian
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