Fifty Per Cent Of The Public Doesn't

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.

People Are Not Perfect... Very Often The Relationships That Are Strongest Are Those Where People Have Worked Through Big Crises, But They've Had To Work Through Them. So The Challenge To Us Is To Work Through That.

We Just Have To Be Crystal Clear That If We Were To Abandon All The Reforms Made Over Some Very Painful Years In The Labour Party, We Would Be Consigned Back To Opposition.

I Have Very Real Concerns About The Civil Liberties Implications Of Ultimately Requiring Every Resident To Submit Themselves For Compulsory Fingerprinting Or Some Other Biometric Test.

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.