Talk:Premiers take on Australian PM on Shoot To Kill Laws

Where are the citizen demonstrations???
I am wondering where the Aussie men and women are? Why aren't they out in the streets demonstrating ???? anyone?..anyone? Neutralizer 14:21, 20 October 2005 (UTC)
 * We're too busy contributing to Wikinews. :-)  - Borofkin 00:43, 21 October 2005 (UTC)

There is no suggestion in the article that the citzens are up rising, but that leading members of the community are raising concerns of the SHOOT TO KILL provisions.

State Premiers and the Law Society

Even Liberal Back Benches - I haven't added that infomation yet

Protest on the streets are nessecary the sign of citzen concerned over the law - they are doing it by contacting their elected representives as is the normal process in a democracy

Protests on the street are usually a sign that the Polictal process has fallen apart - that isn't the case here yet, simply a debate going on - one that is quite serious - but ordely

NPOV
I flagged this as NPOV because I think there has to be far more information regarding the position of the PM and the factors that lead to the new laws. Also, on an aesthetic note, the subheadings make the page look a little ugly. Can you organize it without them? Good work so far. --Wolfrider 14:25, 20 October 2005 (UTC)

More of the Prime Minsters View to Come
About to Add more of the Prime Ministers Comments

Headlines separate the various voices, State, Human Rights/Law Societies/Federal Government

Work in Progress


 * Good to know. I'll put it back into development until it's finished. --Wolfrider 14:46, 20 October 2005 (UTC)

Wolf sorry there wasn't a lot on the PM's reponse until I found the PM Interview, I hope the artical is now is impartial, as it gives him a direct quote response to the Premiers position.


 * It's alot better. Could you get quotes from groups who support the bill, other than the PM? --Wolfrider 15:10, 20 October 2005 (UTC)

On the issue of shoot to kill he seems to be the only one supporting it at the moment. So no not at this stage, if more support comes out yes.

Maybe the Headline need to be changed to a something that is more neutral, like

"Premiers take on Australian PM on Shoot To Kill Policy"