Is The MLA Quango Like Al Capone re. Live Export Ban ?

June 11, 2011 at 3:10 pm · Filed under farming, livestock, Livestock disease, Livestock issues, Livestock marketing, meat industry, MLA, rural australia, Rural business, rural issues, Rural meat production costs, Uncategorized ·Tagged Beef, Live Exports, livestock, Malaysian Live Export Ban, Meat, MLA, rural australia

The live exports ban fiasco has prompted a deeper view of MLA’s activities a la Fairfax Business Editor, Michael West’s Cook’s tour of MLA’s problems. Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/business/export-ban-has-halfmillion-herd-on-the-hoof-20110610-1fx3d.html#ixzz1Ow67V5dg
Perhaps as MLA is a corporation, ASIC will finally get involved now, even if the Federal Government keeps hiding its head in the sand over the MLA quango. Who knows, just as Al Capone was jailed for tax evasion rather than murder, MLA may be restructured or closed-down due to ineptitude rather than misappropriation of funds!

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