> I'm interested why people reject a statutory body approach. I did too, for a > long time. Compared to what we face now, I'm not so sure its the worser evil. > > Is it fear of this becoming a tax/revenue process? For me, it is the fear of a body that does not have any knowledge of the area getting involved in something they know nothing about and making terrible mistakes/laws. They act too quickly without thinking and often without wide consultation. They also often act extremely slowly and then rush at the end and make mistakes. I'd see an industry body that made proposals based on strong support from the internet community as a very good way to go. That way, the govt merely has to rubber-stamp it and not interfer. Regards, Antony. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Antony Healey ISOC-AU Founding Member Ph: +61 2 9834 6055 General Manager Fax: +61 2 9834 6249 Healey Communications Australia -- Giving you the world... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------Received on Wed Jun 24 1998 - 10:16:26 UTC
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