She said the LNP had three years to honour the promise, which included a $40 million funding commitment. “We would like to hear how the LNP government will continue economic growth, particularly in the shipping area.” “It was an election promise (in 2012) and they have failed the community,” she said.

Ms Hancock said the government would have known when the election was to be called and “made a conscious decision not to release the information”. “It’s very convenient to hide behind the conventions of a caretaker government,” she said. “And if so, then let’s see a clear commitment and action to deliver major infrastructure projects for our region.”Ĭhamber chief executive Deb Hancock said the decision was “very disappointing” Is the government serious about growth and prosperity in the north? “We have no entertainment precinct, no shipping development. “While we appreciate the assessment process and the conventions of a caretaker government, it is disappointing to see that the only key election promise for Cairns made by the government prior to the previous election has yet to be fulfilled,” he said.

“As the Co-ordinator General adheres to caretaker conventions, the EIS will not be released during the election campaign,” he said.Īdvance Cairns chief executive Mark Matthews said the delay was frustrating.

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