26 June 2009

Address by Peter Debnam MP

Thank you for joining our Friday Lunch Forum to discuss the 21 month countdown to the election.

This is the business end of the political cycle when voters begin scrutinising the offerings.

But at the moment voters are only seeing the Labor Government – thankfully still on the nose. 

Stamford Plaza, Brisbane – 23 February 2009

Address by Peter Debnam MP

At this conference, you will hear speakers on all aspects of project risk. While my background was in the Navy and then corporate management, my last fifteen years have been in the NSW Parliament.

With the benefit of that experience I can say there is nothing more fundamental to this topic than the risk of just dealing with Governments.

Sydney - 12th December 2008

Address by Peter Debnam MP 

Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for joining us again to discuss the ongoing decline of the NSW Labor Government.

Today I’ll deliver a report card on State Labor and at the outset I’ll tell you the bottom line will be F for Failure of the Government but I will have to give the Premier a D for distinction in bravado and spin.

- Will the Rees Government have the guts for real reform ?

Address by Peter Debnam - Friday Lunch Forum at Parliament House 24 Oct 08

Ladies & Gentlemen, thank you for joining us again to discuss whether the NSW Labor Government could get any worse.

Well, yes it can.

Remember at our August Lunch Forum we predicted the demise of Morris Iemma and his Electricity Privatisation.

Sydney - 20th August 2008

Address by Peter Debnam MP

Ladies and Gentlemen, thank you for the opportunity to join your discussions today.

And thank you for investing your time in discussing Infrastructure in a week when it’s hard enough to get through your normal workload as well as keep abreast of the Olympic updates. 

– What should be the priorities for Labor’s next Premier before the next election?

15th August 2008

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Thank you for dragging yourselves away from the Olympics – just for a few hours - to talk about the mess in NSW and whether Morris Iemma and Michael Costa could really get any worse.