I'm certain ... that the trust-conversion party is far from over. I think, though, it's likely to pick up after you get through the spring (federal) budget and I think that there's no hurry for companies to do them.

I really think you've just started an income trust race - I think there's going to be tons of conversions.

The public trust is more important than party. Which is why the first solution to the problem is rooting out those who have done wrong, without regard to party or ideology.

The PAN party higher-ups, the senior officials and elected officials, don't trust him very much. They don't see him as ideologically reliable to the core values of the PAN. He's seen as a maverick. But clearly, if he gets stuck or tied up in those conflicts, that would impact on his ability to govern.

The moment a party loses trust in them, then it's their duty to self-inhibit.

Regardless of the issues, African-Americans aren't going to vote Republican because they don't trust the Republican Party.