Ganesh Sahathevan

Ganesh Sahathevan                                           Even the ABC is worried that things have changed                                            forever An Australian life is worth $4.2 Million. That is the value of a statistical life, or the offical rate that guides Government policy in for example, the cost  of the stimulus and other measures that the Morrison Government is implementing to manage the economic impact of its Wuhan Virus/Covid-19 mitigation measures. The concept is summarised on the Commonwealth Department Of Prime Minister And Cabinet  website: Key Points: • Willingness to pay is the appropriate way to estimate the value of reductions in the risk of physical harm – known as the value of statistical life. • Based on inte...

by Ganesh Sahathevan NSW Chief Justice Tom Bathurst says he is "still enjoying the job". Wolter Peeters,AFRChief Justice Bathurst told the AFR's Michael Pelly was his "present intention" to ser ve. Bathrust wa s reported to have sacrificed earning of some AUD 12 Million by leaving Bar and becoming Chief Justice. From the NSW Bar Society website: President Tim Game SC has written to  Attorney General Mark Speakman SC  and  Attorney-General Christian Porter  requesting urgent financial assistance. The letter to AG Speakman includes this paragraph:  3. Extension of business stimulus packages and concessions for sole traders. This could take various forms including: a. making certain classes of barrister (e.g., legal aid practitioners) eligible for grants worth a set percentage of their average monthly profits, over a set period (e.g., the past 12 months); And similarly the letter to the Christian Porter: Under the current stimulus package, bar...

by Ganesh Sahathevan Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram  laid Ruby Princess blame with NSW Health ,but  Premier Gladys Berejiklian and her State Emergency Management Committee (SEMC)  are ultimately responsible Andrew Cappie-Wood heads the SEMC.He sees himself as a player in the NSW political arena. That attitude is costing the NSW economy. NSW Premier Glady's Berejiklian continues to inflict economic loss on the state in what is now clearly a  misinformed and misjudged response to the Wuhan Virus. The Ruby Princess debacle was the most obvious, but prior to that was her refusal to stop flights from China. Additionally Berejiklian could have in reliance on NSW Health data limited the virtual lockdown to a few suburbs in NSW, but she chose instead to inflict economic loss on the entire state. NSW and the rest of Australia needs real expertise in dealing with biohazards and the entity that has it is the Australian Army's  Special Operat...

by Ganesh Sahathevan It is obvious that the Government's Covid-19 stimulus will have to be large, and it is equally obvious that funding the stimulus will require an increase in taxes. Meanwhile there is plenty in Government funding that is wasteful and unproductive. That waste must go, and the fat should be incised quickly in order to minimise the burden on the taxpayer. The New South Wales and Australian legal establishment's College Of Law Sydney is one example and the method outlined below for estimating the quantum of the waste  can be used as a quick and easy way to estimate how much can be saved from other outflows of taxpayer cash in other areas of spending. The College Of Law Sydney has been shown to cost the taxpayer approximately AUD 50 Million in FEE HELP fundin g. That annual outflow is worth in present value terms approximately AUD 3.35  Billion , when discounted at the current 15 Year Government Bond Yield of 1.49%. Cashflows into perpetuity are often ...

by Ganesh Sahathevan                       In Malaysia deprived of the protective mantle of the NSW and Australian legal establishment the College Of                           Law's problems became all too apparent  The Morrison Government has remained silent on the matter of providing support and training for workers, especially casual workers who have and will be retrenched in the days to come.  There have been requests for the Government to  provide paid worker re-training, but again, the Morrison Government has kept quite. The Council of Small Business Organisations Australia CEO, Peter Strong,   said the government should consider giving training vouchers to employers to give staff skills training while they were out of work during any shutdown period. “A training wage is less than the minimum wage, but it’s still better...

by Ganesh Sahathevan PHOTO:  The man tries to fight off the dog as Soldier C arrives.  (Supplied) In ABC Four Corners own words:  It is a bright day in May 2012, and 3 Squadron SAS is looking for an insurgent bombmaker. The handler, with his dog, follows the patrol scout, who Four Corners has called Soldier C, through a field towards a mud compound. The helicopters are guiding them to a person who has been spotted in a wheat field ahead. Amongst the wheat, the dog handler and Soldier C come across a bearded man in his 20s being mauled by the dog, called Quake. "Quake, leave!" yells the dog handler. As the dog lets go, Soldier C trains his M4 assault rifle on the man from a range of between 1 and 2 metres. After more than 20 seconds the soldier turns to the dog handler. "You want me to drop this c***?" "I don't know mate. Hit ***** up," replies the dog handler, referring to the patrol commander, who has taken up a position ne...

by Ganesh Sahathevan The latest from the Premier in waiting Mark Speakman AG SC : Mark Speakman @MarkSpeakman Religious and community leaders will receive #domesticviolence awareness and prevention training in a bid to boost victim support and to increase reporting across NSW. #VAW #DFV dcj.nsw.gov.au 9:05 AM · Mar 16, 2020 · Twitter for iPhone From his press release “Multicultural communities, and those who’ve recently emigrated to NSW in particular, will often look to local community or religious leaders as a first point of contact about a range of issues, including potential domestic abuse,” Mr Speakman said. Meanwhile, Speakman and his Department continue to insist that religious leaders, who are often ministers of religion, including those who are registered marriage celebrants cannot be trusted to witness even the simplest statutory declarations.  The above raises ...