James Glissan

is one thing how it's actually implemented is the important thing and that's what people care about so the more that people get involved the better the system will be because people care and they have their own unique perspective they can bring you know somebody who's

A bricklayer in Mount Druitt will have a unique perspective to bring as to what we do with the fuel crisis and how it's managed.

And how it affects him.

And how it affects him.

And that's going to be representative of a whole range of people instead of just people who've, without disrespect, people who've gone through high school, university, ended up in a federal job and are like, well, no, this is how it's going to affect him in Mount Druitt.

Right.

No.

And the risk might be much higher.

You know, like he might have his own business, looking after his kids, trying to get across the mortgage.

The cost of living is increasing.

He might have just started to expand, might have borrowed some money.

All sorts of things.

Yep.

And his opinion matters a lot.

There's a lot to be learned from it.

Yeah, more of an old school democracy where everybody was involved.

And that's what I want to talk to you about.

Yep.

Yeah, and we don't get a say in how they're dealt with.

Great example.