far from being invalid its already approved,the pulpmill its...

far from being invalid its already approved,the pulpmill its really good this is recognised,so with people like peter cundall whom i am sure is representative of a large slice of tassie,whose economic future is unlikely to be affected with or without a pulpmill i can readily see those supporting this cause of a royal commission largely have their own interests at heart,not the generations to come who will undoubtedly be living in the garden welfare state if sufficient industry confidence and industry does not exist to support the people of the state.vegie gardens will be in every backyard that will be the green contribution to reduced living costs,that is by virtue of impoverishment

well guess we will no a lot more after the 20th march not long to go now,imagine the cost to tasmanians should the new govt look to reneg on the original approval,and the greatly diminished confidence business groups will have in tassie