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No, this is the only decision Bowler could have made.

He smelled bad after his disgraceful performance in the enquiry into the closure of Windimurra where he persecuted Xstrata for what were essentially the problems created in the first instance by a junior mining company (which cost the state tens of millions in wasted investment).

Bowler had to show some backbone instead of helping out the west perth - subiaco - nedlands cronies, which is symptomatic of a liberal governement.

This decision will restore some equillibrium to the overheated speculative end of the market where people trade on charts and not substance.