James

You sound like one of these people who would call for
electricity to be opened to competition, as it is in most
states in this country, and the one state, WA, that has the
most efficient and cheapest electricity that is a
government monopoly. And yet this efficient monopoly is now
required to be opened to competition because
neo-conservatives view that the only way there is
efficiency is with competition.

But as WA shows, competition does not mean a better
service. Just ask those who live in Victoria and South
Australia if competition delivered better and cheaper
electricity supply.  You could also ask the same question
to Californians.

So, accept that having a tender is not necessarily the way
to go for auDA's legal services and let auDA make this
decision themselves. There seems to be little, if any,
complaint on this issue apart from you.

You seem to be, as the saying goes, pushing shit up hill.

David

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