gov't looking for wind up audit costs

[wmoebis]

You are likely right Tom. But what about the railroads and the grain companies? I don't think they are under a gag order.

I would like to hear, in a "public meeting" such as the CWB did, what they have been telling the Gov't how they will make it better under an open system. Farmers should be the ones hearing first hand how it will improve, Not the gov't. It is our lively hood not thiers.

I went to the CWB meeting and would also go to RR and every grain co's meeting. Public info from BOD from both sides is good. So far we have a one sided debate and a bunch of propaganda.

[Jfreedom]

I'm not sure if things will be better Wmoebis but
at least when Theres a problem or dispute we
can share the costs with the railroad and grain
cos shareholders instead of being the only one
paying . It may help settle the disputes alot
quicker if farmers don't get stuck with the whole
cost. In a recurring dream a large grain company
will take CN and CP out behind the legal
woodshed and teach them a lesson in reality us
farmers will still get screwed. Oh well still good to
dream .

[wd9]

But Parsely, isn't that why you elect a board?

[parsley]

The appointed directors work in the government's best interest. The CEO works to meet payroll and staffing probs and meet goals and deadlines. The elected directors supposedly work on behalf of farmers.

And thus they should report directly to farmers. And speak to them. And account to them.

The CWB has a hybrid makeup. Not the same as a private corp.Please note there is a difference. Pars