Baird again sought, this time successfully, Liberal Party preselection for the seat of Manly and went on to defeat the sitting independent member David Barr by 3.4% at the 2007 state election. "The main complaints seem to be that you can’t drink till dawn anymore and you can’t impulse-buy a bottle of white after 10pm,” he wrote. “There is a strong personal cost that comes in public life, and I probably felt that more it than any other time in the past few months.”Mr Baird paused to compose himself as he teared up.“My father and my mother and my sister are going through very serious health challenges,” he revealed.
Mike Baird is trustworthy and while I am personally sorry to see him leave the office of Premier, I thank God for the impact he has made over the past ten years, and especially the last three years as Premier.
For Mike Baird, his commitment to his family is both serious and important, not a smokescreen for a resignation due to other reasons. https://www.resignation.info.
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Mike Baird announces he will quit politics and resign as premier. Mr Baird announced his shock resignation on Twitter this morning, saying that it was time to hand over the reins to a new premier for the state. The spin After 20-plus years in politics, 10 of those on Parliament Hill, it was time for a change..
"I understand that this presents an inconvenience. And the poles and wires is, I think, a good example of that.“I think for a long time, maybe two decades, it was spoken about, hoped about, thought about, planned, tried, but we managed to convince the public on the benefits and you will see a very different New South Wales on the back of it.”Mr Baird said his biggest regret was the lack of tax reform achieved.“I think there was a big opportunity there to do something very significant in terms of the competitiveness of the economy and the sustainability of funding services in the long-term, and that’s something I’m disappointed [about] – I certainly gave it a crack,” he said.Mr Baird said he was confident the Liberal Party could win the next election.He said he does not have any plans for what he will do next professionally, but that he plans to spend more time with his family.Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull thanked Mr Baird for his leadership in NSW and for “building the infrastructure of the 21st century”.Mr Baird has been Premier of NSW since April 2014, taking over after Barry O’Farrell’s resignation.Mr Baird said there would be a Liberal partyroom meeting and a spill of leadership positions next week.He will resign from Parliament, effective immediately, following that meeting. When a new coronavirus emerged in China and began spreading around the world, including in the United States, President... Mike Baird Chief Customer Officer : National Australia Bank Ltd. Australia: Resigned: There is a resignation missing?
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From December 2015 to September 2016, Baird's satisfaction rating fell by 46 points—"the biggest fall in net satisfaction of any mainland state premier in the history of Newspoll".On 19 January 2017, Baird announced he was retiring from politics, with his resignation to be effective after a On 23 January 2017, Baird formally resigned as both premier and member for Manly, and In February 2017, Baird was appointed Chief Customer Officer at In April 2020, Baird was appointed Chief Executive Officer of HammondCare.This article is about the Australian politician.
Mr Baird’s deputy and State Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian has confirmed she will be running for the top job and she is widely considered to be the frontrunner.
THE Hunter’s state Labor MPs expressed surprise at Premier Mike Baird’s resignation on Thursday, and vowed to pressure his successor over the government’s “heartless policies” of privatising assets and merging councils. It will provide huge opportunities and much more competitiveness into the long term,” Mr Baird said.“Now, my argument obviously in some areas hasn’t won the day yet.