Dominic Cardy, Thank you for continued discourse. I apologize if it appeared that I mean to confront you. I am seeking answers. You may have noticed, I have run for the greens in the most recent provincial, and federal elections. But I have also been very forthcoming, that I am not apposed to a strategic vote. And so far NDP has remained my paramount consideration. Again, I thank you for continuing the conversation, and even addressing my secondary question. But the answer I most seek… and I do understand that we must stop industry, within the confines of our contractual obligations. But as we are a nar bankrupt province, who seems to continuously bow to the pressures of the irvings, and knowing that the stand to profit from shale gas production, And knowing that thy insist that we poor lowly tax payers must also invest. I just think a better course of action, is to buy out of the bad contracts with Industry, accept the loss, and go from there… but from what I understand of your current policy,, you would have us… continue to invest time and money to prove the process unsafe, rather than insisting, that industry is responsible to prove it safe. We cannot afford another 4 years of study and education. Do you really think Leonard’s recent press release even comes close to addressing our concerns? Please take th stand that not only will exploration and production be halted, but also that any further investment in proving it’s economic and environmental viability be the soul responsibility of industry, and not a cost to the tax payer. Remember that question, you did not address? You said we should not send any more money, but policy on the issue seems to be to conduct further study and educate regulators. Pleas expand on how you will achieve this, at not cost to the tax payer.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Jul 2014 23:03:17 +0000
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