9 Comments

1. marlenescott@austarnet.com.au makes this comment

   Friday, 27 March 2009

   Can you tell me the coalition's policy on the privatisation of Rail , Ferry, Ambulance. Police & Corrective Services ? Thank You

2. Gladys Berejiklian MP makes this comment

   Tuesday, 07 April 2009

   Thanks for your questions Marlene. In relation to public transport, the Coalition will not be privatising anything.

3. John makes this comment

   Sunday, 31 May 2009

   What is the coalitions policy for the future of the States infrastructure, particularly water harvesting and storage, power supply and fast train services.
   Also what does the coalition plan to do to encourage the research into finding a "clean" use of coal as an energy source.
   thank you.

4. Joel von Thrum makes this comment

   Thursday, 13 August 2009

   Noting all the policies above, what is their order of priority, or the hierarchy? Is there an underlying theme or philosophy apart from reference to the Liberal Charter?

5. Chris makes this comment

   Monday, 07 September 2009

   I came to this site to look for alternative policies for this state but as usual there is nothing to see here. Come on Barry we have the worst state government in this states history and you have some discussion papers and independent reports but no firm alternative policies to take this state forward. Its not hard under the current circumstances to form some forward thinking and sensible policy for this state.

6. Dan makes this comment

   Wednesday, 30 September 2009

   Can you tell me your policies regarding recreational fishing in NSW, specifically the Recreational fishing fee, gathering of live bait in state waters by boats that fish in commonwealth waters and netting and trapping in estuaries. ALso can you please give your position on the Hawksbury Shelf Marine Park.
   
   Thank you

7. Jackie makes this comment

   Tuesday, 01 December 2009

   Where does education come into this? Is it not most certainly an issue?

8. David Hunt makes this comment

   Tuesday, 05 January 2010

   How do we start 2010 ? Exactly true, just where we were left with 2009, with a threat to our great state, by NSW Labor. The average person in the street is faced with a long wait if they are unlucky enough to need to visit a hospital in Sydney. Everyday , we hear the Buses in NSW driving along with a screeching fan belt problem. We have people out of work and much more to come under NSW Labor. We see NSW Labor's plans for the CBD Metro costing 7 billion dollars and counting for a disastrous project.
   
   Why am I recapping on the obvious pain of the people of NSW ? Policies that's why. Labor has policies and Labor has promises. Say on one hand, do different on another.
   
   I believe the policies listed above by the O'Farrell / Stoner Government for 2011, reflect the starting point we all expect, as we all move closer to a resolution of the Labor Political problem in NSW.
   
   What hasn't been clearly stated, is that the NSW Liberals have been quietly conducting research and community workshops to get to the grass roots of all the problems. After 15 years of NSW Labor, the O'Farrell/ Stoner Government will have it's work cut out, not just to administer the state on behalf of all the people of NSW but to fix all the blind alley efforts by NSW Labor to stay in power.
   
   I think it's resonable to expect that Mr O'Farrell and Mr Stoner will release more information during 2010, as we are forced by the date of the next NSW election, to wait to vote out NSW Labor. I wait with anticipation.
   
   David Hunt
   Rozelle

9. shane richardson makes this comment

   Tuesday, 05 January 2010

   policy talk is easy...action though...
   your organisation is the best we have to uncover labor corruption... what are you actually doing about holding them accountable for the mess NSW is in?
   talk about "start the change", it is literally up to you (BARRY) to decide your own future, + that of our State.