The 3A DA needs greater democratic legitimacy
Urban planning in New South Wales is in strife. Glossy planning documents abound and, at least in theory, the system is consultative and democratic. But there’s a flaw.
Under section 3A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Infrastructure and Other Planning Reform) Act 2005, the Minister for Planning, Frank Sartor, can assume ( Read more... )
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I didn't know that the government could take "donations" from developers?
And Peter Debnam isn't doing himself any favours by not refusing to take donations if he gets into power. I mean if he were a real member of the Liberal Party he would just say he won't accept donations and then do a backflip if he does become Premier :P
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