yes, in light of your other posts, I accept that my comment was polarising.... my bad.
however Perrottet has shown his views are less "conservative", i.e. fixed ideology which blocks all alternatives and genuineness, and more reasonable than either of his two predecessors. Minns may be a good alternative Prem but as yet P. is doing a reasonable job, though still loving his privatisation.
I think Perrottet recognises the failings of his predecessors and wants to avoid such poor policy as spending a $Bn on private stadiums and handing revenue raising business to private ownership/management such as the now closed system of "public" transport in Newcastle.
