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Also outright u-turning on one of their manifesto promises
Not really though:
Rosebank and Jackdaw had been approved in 2022 and 2023 respectively, so are grandfathered in to the existing licences, despite a court challenge in the intervening years.
It's hard sometimes not to imagine there's some guy who shows up on day one and lays it all out; here's what the rich people will be getting, and devil take the hindmost. It would explain this kind of instantaneous disappointment very neatly (which is why I don't believe it, tidy theories being most often wrong).
I take it you've never seen Yes Minister or Yes Prime Minister then, very similar principle
No actually lol
You should. Very well written comedy. Hasn't really aged that much.