As far as Baillieu goes, he is the only one responsible for his...

As far as Baillieu goes, he is the only one responsible for his own inaction and broken promises.

If it was relevant to the topic that was being discussed, I would include comments about the previous Victorian governments. If you want to start a thread about the previous Victorian government, I will post there if you like.

Hmm you brought up the topic of Vic government, not me. I would have thought if lambasting Baillieu's performance you would have considered what he has inherited from the previous government as part of your analysis. I feel for Baillieu's plight. Taking over he subsequently found out about some of these dodgy deals (mostly union based) our predessors signed off on. I'll be judging Baillieu's government's efforts midway through the 2nd term. Hard decisions need to be made ro clean up the mess and that will take more than a mere 18 months.