Ken Padgett of the Australian Forest Contractors Association (AFCA) was another double-booking. AFCA is also a member of NAFI so they ended-up with two signatures on the final 'agreement' as well. For some reason Barry Chipman of Timber Communities was at the table but was not allowed to sign the agreement. All this amateurish posturing is easily understood if you consider the only threat to Tasmania's public native forests is from the Tasmanian government itself. The very people that chose the participants and set-up the charade over one year ago.
Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Forest Peace Deal Meltdown - Multiple Double Signings
Ken Padgett of the Australian Forest Contractors Association (AFCA) was another double-booking. AFCA is also a member of NAFI so they ended-up with two signatures on the final 'agreement' as well. For some reason Barry Chipman of Timber Communities was at the table but was not allowed to sign the agreement. All this amateurish posturing is easily understood if you consider the only threat to Tasmania's public native forests is from the Tasmanian government itself. The very people that chose the participants and set-up the charade over one year ago.
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