Re: The South Australian Political Landscape
Posted: Thu Apr 19, 2018 4:40 pm
"and I'll rip it apart later..."
You're a man of your word Morell
You're a man of your word Morell
jo172 wrote:As an aside an unforeseen negative consequence of ICAC is that the public sector now sees "not maladministration" as an acceptable level of conduct.
Conduct that does not rise to the level of maladministration can still be completely unacceptable.
This isn't directed particularly at Local Government, but it's shit I'm dealing with at work on a relatively regular basis.
My understanding is maladministration is the lower end of the hierarchy. In that it's pretty much "you're shitty at your job, but not corrupt or malicious".jo172 wrote:As an aside an unforeseen negative consequence of ICAC is that the public sector now sees "not maladministration" as an acceptable level of conduct.
Conduct that does not rise to the level of maladministration can still be completely unacceptable.
This isn't directed particularly at Local Government, but it's shit I'm dealing with at work on a relatively regular basis.
jo172 wrote:As an analogy if a Board offered to pay it's CEO's Golf Club membership and then spent a considerable sum to hide it from its shareholders there would (rightfully) be hell to pay for that Board.
*******. Love. It.
Dogwatcher wrote:Not the PR decision most would have made.
morell wrote:Council's, by and large, do an excellent job with the resources they're afforded.
Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
morell wrote:Looks like that Apple Watch and golf membership has paid off:Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
MEDIA RELEASE - http://bit.ly/2GRwZot
Yes. Through email on his Apple watch. He also purchased some flowers using apple paycracka wrote:morell wrote:Looks like that Apple Watch and golf membership has paid off:Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
MEDIA RELEASE - http://bit.ly/2GRwZot
Were the deals all done on the golf course.
cracka wrote:morell wrote:Looks like that Apple Watch and golf membership has paid off:Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
MEDIA RELEASE - http://bit.ly/2GRwZot
Were the deals all done on the golf course.
morell wrote:Yes. Through email on his Apple watch. He also purchased some flowers using apple paycracka wrote:morell wrote:Looks like that Apple Watch and golf membership has paid off:Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
MEDIA RELEASE - http://bit.ly/2GRwZot
Were the deals all done on the golf course.
Complete fabrication and misrepresentation.Jimmy_041 wrote:cracka wrote:morell wrote:Looks like that Apple Watch and golf membership has paid off:Local businesses in the City of Onkaparinga secured nearly $1million worth of export deals in a
six-month period thanks to the council’s Trade and Investment Attraction Program.
From 1 July to 31 December last year, 22 businesses from six different industries recorded
$961,000 worth of exports to international markets, mainly to China through participating in
business missions, delegations and trade events facilitated by council.
MEDIA RELEASE - http://bit.ly/2GRwZot
Were the deals all done on the golf course.
Makes you wonder why they went to such extent, including breaking the law, to keep the golf membership secret.