Paul,

If Boyle was not required to submitt evidence then why the reference to his diary?
However he has publically stated that the Greens are liars and furthermore he did this to a Committee of the State Parliament of NSW.

Are the Green MPs that he has appeared to slander not going to take him to task?

Where is the reference that verifies that he was sacked?

"Fortunate the O'Farrell government has seen fit to lance Boyle from the public purse"
"Boyle was lanced, his organisation will no longer be spending public money, interpret that as you will, could it mean sacked.
Is Mise, Above is what I said about Mr Boyle, I do not retract from that, I asked of you "could it mean sacked."
Lanced does not mean sacked, well not in my dictionary, as I applied it to Mr Boyle, in his capacity as CEO of the Game Council, that organisation was once a spender of public money etc, it no longer performs those functions on behalf of the NSW taxpayers, so in those terms one could used the word "sacked". By implication as head of the Game Council Mr Boyle is no longer performing duties for the taxpayers of NSW in relation to the previous functions of the Game Council. So what is he?

The intimation was that he was sacked, dismissed.
Removed from the public purse would indicate that he was no longer being paid, i.e. he was no longer a public servant.

Wriggle how you like but intimating that he was dismissed was not true, but then that's the Greens' way.

In my dictionary 'lanced' means a removal of pus from an infection known as a boil.
See:http://www.thesurvivaldoctor.com/2012/02/28/how-to-lance-a-boil/

Is Mise, thanks for your discourse on this subject. As for Mr Boyle, I do not know what he may do with his times these days. Is he on the public service unattached list? Is he sitting in his Game Council office sharpening pencils? Possibly he is off in the wilds of Africa hunting the last of the White Rhino's, I do not know. However one thing is for sure and certain Mr Boyle and his Game Council is no longer calling the "shots" in relation to hunting in NSW national parks and that can only be a good thing for the people of of this state. Thanks Barry.
Is Mise I hope to catch you on another thread, where I'm sure we'll clash on some other issue or three, as a progressive and a conservative often do.

Thankfully we no longer have Bob Brown in the Senate but in his time he told a lie or two that were par for the course for Greens but not what one should expect from a Senator,

One of the best was his claim "that there are 300,000 'hand-machine-guns' in Australia, many of which are carried around or hidden in car 'glove boxes".

If he really knew this for a fact and had any information to back up such a ludicrous claim then he should have informed the police, however there was no upsurge in convictions for possessing 'hand machine guns' (whatever that means) so it appears that he must have been 'mistaken'