Are we getting other peoples leftovers? 

He the one who was the deputy chair of NZ Plumbers Merchants and was ousted for someone else but still sits on their Board wasn't he?.

Just a thought...and I hope Marty and Oliver are reading this.......perhaps they have appointed a new captain (and cabin boy) to escort the good ship PGDB to the ocean floor.....just a thought.........I am wobbling my fat cheeks and flipping my tie whilst looking perplexed over this and my mate is scratching his un-kept hair..........back to the floor hahahahahhahahahaha, lol.

http://www.parliament.nz/resource/0000258413

I personally hope I am Mr Bickers problem.......

Imagine if some one under this kind of pressure went to Aramoana for a holiday, or even went to watch the new batman film.

but the master Plumbers went after me...........an ex president......and some even lead the crusade against me.

Mr Jacksie was on the impartiality* hearing.....and voted his own self impartial, personally.....perhaps he couldn't see straight, and was wanting to get home to watch home and away, well it was ten to two........back to the floor......hahahaha .............feck em....total clowns.

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adjective
not prejudiced towards or against any particular side or party; fair; unbiased


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imˌpartiˈality, imˈpartialness noun
imˈpartially adverb


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 = neutral, objective, detached, just, fair, equal, open-minded, equitable, disinterested, unbiased, even-handed, nonpartisan, unprejudiced, without fear or favour, nondiscriminating,


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British English: impartial Pronunciation for impartial If you are impartial, you are able to act fairly because you are not personally involved in a situation....impartial advice on which products best suit the customer's needs.ɪmˈpɑːʃəl ADJECTIVE

......the thing is when you fill your ranks full of people who are no threat to you and not as smart as you think you are ....and you yourself were chosen for those very reasons.......(so you and your predecessors can control their charges) and back stabbing and power struggles are the norm....which way do you take your little club...... up or down?


I hope all your "mates' show you the contempt YOU deserve, when the wolves are at the door......GOOD LUCK! with mates like that who needs enemies?......your crew will do it for us, out in the light.....see ya clowns.

MEDIA RELEASE | New Board Chairman Announced
13 Feb 2014 (Thu) - 15 Mar 2014 (Sat)
The Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board (PGDB) today announced the appointment of its new chairman, effective immediately.
The Board’s Chief Executive, Max Pedersen, said upon a unanimous decision taken at a board meeting yesterday Peter Jackson, Director of h2o design ltd (Queenstown) has been appointed Chairman of the Board.

Peter replaces Alan Bickers as Chairman of the PGDB, and joins Graham Hardie owner of River City Gas and NZ Gas Group (Wanganui) appointed as the new Deputy Chairman. Craig O’Connell, owner/director of the management consulting firm, Recruitment & Performance Consulting Ltd (Wellington) was re-elected Chairman of the Board’s Audit & Risk Committee.

Commenting on his new role, Chairman Peter Jackson said: “It is a true honour for me to be appointed as the new Chairman of the Board. The past three years have been one of repairing the reputation of the Board and ensuring the Act, which is to ensure the Health and Safety of New Zealanders is paramount and is upheld by the industry. I am looking forward to continue to work alongside the Board, the Chief Executive and his staff who have worked diligently during the past three years in achieving positive growth in this direction”.

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Reading that statement someone must have lased the Boards fee lunch with cannabis.

. I am looking forward to continue to work alongside the Board, the Chief Executive and his staff who have worked diligently during the past three years in achieving positive growth in this direction”.

This is what happens when you believe your own press.  I would not have thought the reputation of the PGDB had been enhanced in any way in the last three years.  I would say the divide between them and industry was wider than ever, and they have been seen to act in an illegal manner till their mates in Parliament saved their arses.  Some of the transcript at both the RRC hearings and the Select Committee has been scathing of the behaviour of the Board.  Talk to any MP and they will tell you that when the subject of the PGDB is bought up in caucus committees, or meetings everyone wants to duck for cover because they know it isn't going to be good.