He told his party room "green activists" were "sabotaging" projects that could be bringing growth and jobs to Australia.
If a vital national project can be endlessly delayed, if the courts can be turned into a means of sabotaging projects which are striving to meet the highest environmental standards, then we have a real problem in this nation … we have to remain a nation that gives people a fair go if they play by the rules".
"If a vital national project can be endlessly delayed, if the courts can be turned into a means of sabotaging projects which are striving to meet the highest environmental standards, then we have a real problem as a nation," the prime minister said.
In short, he was asking F.D.R. to put his stamp on a commission that would then be under Hoover's direction, free to enact his agenda — that is, his New Deal-sabotage project.
They surmise that insurgents try to sabotage aid projects, because if government-supported projects succeed they may weaken the public support of the insurgents.Some may argue that outcomes like conflict or corruption are hard to avoid when large sums of aid money are involved.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said campaigners were using the courts to "sabotage" mining projects.
"Section 487 of the EPBC Act provides a red carpet for radical activists who have a political, but not a legal interest, in a development to use aggressive litigation tactics to disrupt and sabotage important projects," Brandis said in a statement, promising to take the amendments to parliament by the end of the week.
Team members may drag their feet through implementation or sabotage pet projects, but a strong leader can overcome those obstacles through the right mix of demands, influence, and compromise.
"Everyone was there, and the local population is as likely to sabotage a project as to protect it".
