Pros And Cons Of Greyhound Racing

I am speaking on behalf of the government, clearly stated that we against the practice of the greyhound industry. There are some related parties involved within the cruel practices; NSW state govt and Mike Baird as the prime minister, the racing minister Troy Grant, the ALP leader Luke Foley, the NSW political parties (the Greens NSW, the Shooters farmers and fishers party, and the animal justice party), and taxpayers. The main issue we want to promote is that half of the land is owned by the governments, including the Wentworth Park where the greyhound racing is located, and have clearly stated as of we made a Facebook announcement on July 9th, 2016, we will not be selling off the land to the developers of real estate, and open spaces for public and school will be built instead. …show more content…
We didn’t make a decision for banning the industry as such an immediate response towards the coverage by Four corners, the plan has been set up since a year ago. In order to minimise potential risks due to our arguably decisions, the issue will be delivered to the parliament. In contrast, there are some issues we want to bury. Half of the land is owned by the private sectors, We as a government have no authority to intervene the interests of a private industry, as it can be sold to the developers. In addition, the period of one-year investigations have revealed defects within the regulations, however, we had lack of ability to reform the systematic. We might have seemed hypocritical, but we as government are also working to gain profit eventhough we don’t want to take an advantage from a poor animal practice. The agreement with TAB is complex and it takes more time to sort out the details. As of the law process is ongoing, we are still take the money in the NSW