- Location
- South Wales UK
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Red tractor stakeholder survey on governance
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tullah
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- Location
- Linconshire
You mean how much it's costing us to tell them what a scam they are.
- Location
- Northumberland
Not mine.
I keep saying it: The review is a smokescreen to permit time for the retail consortium to rebrand the greening module. They need our enviromental wealth to allow them continued profiteering from plastic packaged processed food pollution
Beyond unbelievable that Tom Bradshaw posts evidence of the corruption. Don't know whether it's utter contempt for the farming industry, or utter incompetence? Or both?
I am flabbergasted by the utter arrogance and total contempt being exhibited by our supposed industry representative
- Location
- Derbys/Bucks.
My green credentials are not for sale or bribe. I'm happy to be a green credential free of charge to our rural community, who might, hopefully will respect it, but not to a retail consortium.
- Location
- Durham, UK
Think its real, bradshaws response confirms it, it seems. Its very shoddy tho
Like you, I'm skeptical that such a badly constructed survey could be valid
Yet Tom Bradshaw, NFU deputy chairman, has authenticated it by publicly posted his knowledge that it was supposed to only be completed by a limited group of RT supporters
Goes beyond sleazy
- Location
- Northumberland
But why would he know anything about it. The NFU are paying CT to go and review RT governance INDEPENDENTLY. I daresay TB would have been sent a link to this online questionnaire, but why would he know who it had or hadn’t been sent to if the review is independent?
Bit fishy, maybe someone dropped us a trump card by disclosing it at risk of their job. The email address is active and correct though and I'd encourage using it
Danllan
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- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
Hmm... let's do a bit of thinking about this, let's pretend that with regards to a certain industry an organisation exists, we'll call it 'Blue Lorry'. And let's imagine that there are people involved in the running of Blue Lorry, and associated to the running of it, who have a financial interest in its continued existence, and who have personally 'committed' to it to such an extent that they'll look pretty daft if any serious problems are found regarding it.
Now, just for fun let's suppose that, for various reasons, Blue Lorry comes in for a bit of flack from interested but awkward parties, and it's decided that a 'consultation' is needed to validate it and show how it really is a good and useful thing. And, for a miracle, the people organising the consultation decide that the group most likely to offer the desired result will be...?
Now, just for fun let's suppose that, for various reasons, Blue Lorry comes in for a bit of flack from interested but awkward parties, and it's decided that a 'consultation' is needed to validate it and show how it really is a good and useful thing. And, for a miracle, the people organising the consultation decide that the group most likely to offer the desired result will be...?
- Location
- Durham, UK
Its not tho isnt it, its a bloody whitewash
- Location
- Darlington
Done.
Because it's not independent
It's a smokescreen
Supermarkets need to decimate British agriculture to meet their WWF basket enviromental commitments
How many shares in supermarket companies do the NFU own?
- Location
- South Wales UK
Or nfu mutual funds???
But he doesn't do social media apparently he told a tff member
- Location
- Derbys/Bucks.
I've also looked.at their website - particularly the governance section and looked at the profiles of their senior team .
I really am puzzled. An organisation that seems to specialise in housing association governance gets to handle such an important review for a complete national industry sector.
I only have one question - WHY?
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John Deere, its got to be John Deere, another monopoly... finally I understand youHmm... let's do a bit of thinking about this, let's pretend that with regards to a certain industry an organisation exists, we'll call it 'Blue Lorry'. And let's imagine that there are people involved in the running of Blue Lorry, and associated to the running of it, who have a financial interest in its continued existence, and who have personally 'committed' to it to such an extent that they'll look pretty daft if any serious problems are found regarding it.
Now, just for fun let's suppose that, for various reasons, Blue Lorry comes in for a bit of flack from interested but awkward parties, and it's decided that a 'consultation' is needed to validate it and show how it really is a good and useful thing. And, for a miracle, the people organising the consultation decide that the group most likely to offer the desired result will be...?
- Location
- Durham, UK
Dont think hes very good at telling the truth
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