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A lack of urgency within CASA to get on with the reform job amplifies its difficulties. andrew belczacki
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CASA’s lack of urgency to reform
There was considerable hope after the Forsyth Review, significant staff changes and various statements from the top that CASA was set to change significantly for the better. While industry still waits forlornly for relief, ongoing positive statements are being undercut by actions.
The inability of CASA leadership to seize the moment and implement obvious improvements is undermining regard for all concerned, and active errors and poor decisions at the coal face make a mockery of statements from the top. CASA is failing to walk the talk.
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