HAVING spent three days at the Financial Planning Association (FPA) confer -
ence in Brisbane last week, it is probably appropriate for me to report
on the state of the nation, insofar as financial planners are concerned.
(This approach was tried in Mosley, when the News of the World's legal team, no doubt realising that the writing was
on the wall, attempted to shoehorn the story into a matter of public interest by arguing that the sexual activities involved, constituted assaults under the Off
ences Against the Person Act 1961 and as crimes were therefore matters of public interest.