Iemma delivers Liquor and Planning reforms for small bars and entertainment, but does anyone care?

We do!

Its a courageous thing to go before not only the electorate, but the media as well, and do the business to try and make NSW a better place to be.

Certainly for cultural planning policy reform for NSW, the Iemma Government, including Graham West, Frank Sartor, and Virginia Judge have implemented some remarkable changes for this state that previous Governments for a generation were unable to deliver.

- Like the introduction of new and competitive Liquor laws, as well as the long overdue reform to the NSW Place of Public Entertainment PoPE  regulations.

Currently the polls are gloomy, the press behave like political ambulance chasers unable to cope with good news, and maybe many have forgotten so quickly that big changes have been made in a difficult area, -  but we haven't  -

So very well done, and thanks!.

We also note that no members of the Raise the Bar team are members of a political party ( although John Wardle is running as an independent candidate for the City of Sydney in Local Government elections on September 13, with Clr John McInerney and ClrClover Moore).