Hawkeye
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-11-16 AT 09:12AM (MST)[p]http://www.standard.net/Recreation/2016/02/10/Transparency-still-debated-around-2016-Western-Hunting-and-Conservation-Expo.html
A few of my favorite quotes:
1. When asked how that money was spent, SFW President Jon Larson said that he guessed ?the majority of it? was spent on conservation. However, Larson only recently became president of SFW and could not say for sure.
2. David Allen, President of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation said: ?Our finances are done by a third party audit every year. That audit is made public. Nobody down there in Utah is operating under the same scenario. The public is the one that deserves the honesty and the accountability.?
3. Chris Carling, Chief Marketing Officer for SFW, suggested during a January 2016 interview that any concerned members of the public, ?Attend the expo. It's a model trying to be emulated by every other state in the union."
4. Sheehan and Canning encouraged the public to get involved with and push for change. ?The public process got us to where we are today,? Canning wrote in a recent email. ?But they should work through the established process to make changes they feel are necessary. If the public agrees, changes will be made.?
5. In response to some sportsmen?s accusations that the DWR should have required audits of Expo Permit application revenue from the beginning of the process, Sheehan, who stopped serving as the administrative services chief of the DWR in 2012, said, ?Could we have done some things better? For sure. I wish we had.?
What do you think?
-Hawkeye-
A few of my favorite quotes:
1. When asked how that money was spent, SFW President Jon Larson said that he guessed ?the majority of it? was spent on conservation. However, Larson only recently became president of SFW and could not say for sure.
2. David Allen, President of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation said: ?Our finances are done by a third party audit every year. That audit is made public. Nobody down there in Utah is operating under the same scenario. The public is the one that deserves the honesty and the accountability.?
3. Chris Carling, Chief Marketing Officer for SFW, suggested during a January 2016 interview that any concerned members of the public, ?Attend the expo. It's a model trying to be emulated by every other state in the union."
4. Sheehan and Canning encouraged the public to get involved with and push for change. ?The public process got us to where we are today,? Canning wrote in a recent email. ?But they should work through the established process to make changes they feel are necessary. If the public agrees, changes will be made.?
5. In response to some sportsmen?s accusations that the DWR should have required audits of Expo Permit application revenue from the beginning of the process, Sheehan, who stopped serving as the administrative services chief of the DWR in 2012, said, ?Could we have done some things better? For sure. I wish we had.?
What do you think?
-Hawkeye-