Libz call for RMA Uppercut from new Environment Minister
"I look forward to new Environment Minister Trevor Mallard defending property rights with the same vigour with which he
defends his mistress's honour," says Libertarianz environment deregulation spokesman Peter Cresswell, who has now seen
twelve years of environment ministers come and go, and property rights protection savaged by each passing minister.
"Speaking of affairs," says Cresswell, "I'm hoping for a swift and long overdue short-arm uppercut to the Resource
Management Act so that New Zealanders can get on with their own affairs without the encumbrance of bureaucratic bullshit
and minsterial bullying it empowers."
"Given the crucial importance of property rights in human affairs and to the freedom and prosperity New Zealanders
deserve -- and given the role of fourteen years of so called environmental legislation in trampling on New Zealanders'
property rights -- I'd recommend Mallard begin his new job by committing violence on the RMA instead of other New
Zealanders."
"He should drive a stake right through through the heart of the RMA and the bureaucracies it supports, and free up
common law methods of environmental and property rights protection to do their job properly."
"If Mallard himself is doing his job properly," concludes Cresswell, "he should get his head around the affront to human
affairs that is the Resource Management Act, and deal to with the same aggression he applies to those issues which
affront him. If he does, I'll be happy to shout him a bottle of Heineken myself."
ENDS