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Friday, June 15, 2007 by

Joe Magro, Tarxien.

Mepa's role

Perhaps Mepa thinks its role is that of striking a balance, or acting as a judge, between the developers and the objectors.

I prefer to look at Mepa's role as that of safeguarding our heritage and environment on behalf of future generations.

Who knows how these generations will judge Mepa?

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