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About LinkBacksNo, in both instances. We all know they are not the approving authority, but I have found it is always wiser not to antagonise the local jumped up bureaucrat if you are going to have to come into contact with them again.Originally Posted by Koshogi
An exception, where I made was where I was not going to have any contact again, was with the Local DOC office who wanted me to pay a non refundable $300 fee just to seek their authority to shoot Harriers, which they indicated they would probably not approve. It ended with their then current Minister writing and apologising.. heheh
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