Fifty Per Cent Of The Public Doesn't

Certainly We Know From Our Own Experience How Very Difficult It Is When You've Lost An Election That Perhaps A Lot Of People Were Expecting You To Win.

As Patients And Consumers, We Are Better Informed Today About Our Health Care Than Any Previous Generation.

And It Seems To Me In That Experience May Lie At Least Some Of The Clues For Policy Development Perhaps Constitutional Changes As Well That Labour Will Need To Make At The National Level Too.

Business Leaders Must Not Cling To Old Ways Of Doing Business, Or Allow Inertia Or Complacency To Prevent Them From Making The Decisions That They Will Eventually Be Forced To Make.

You Don't Repair That Relationship By Sitting Down And Talking About Trust Or Making Promises. Actually, What Rebuilds It Is Living It And Doing Things Differently - And I Think That Is What Is Going To Make The Difference.