CONSULTATION?
September stakeholder day. Key stakeholders were invited...
yet out of the 80 invitees, there were about 4 from NGOs (one community Council)
the rest being Cllrs, officials and industry. Where is the report/minutes?
But someone realised the mistake of pretending agreement on the
proposed arbitrary percentages, and devised this new process.
The whole process is designed to avoid real practical options.
One can't in this survey vote for carbon minimisation being given overall priority,
you can't say anything against the production of toxic ash,
or ensuring meeting the proximity principle,
the waste hierarchy and
other requirements in the Waste Plan (stemming from Euro-legislation).
The more PGwyrdd departs from the Welsh and Cardiff's waste policy, the greater
other requirements in the Waste Plan (stemming from Euro-legislation).
The more PGwyrdd departs from the Welsh and Cardiff's waste policy, the greater
their vulnerability to legal challenge.
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