"The Reference Group (RG) members also provided information about a number of issues including the likely size of vessels that should be considered (see Table) and the desirable facilities to be included in any design".
Some of the reference group members and local marine tourism operators (who attended meetings as 'expert advisers') wanted the existing jetty to be included in the overall considerations. Any discussion about the jetty was denied.
The facilitator even went as far as to say "the minister would get angry if the jetty was mentioned and that he didn't like the references already being recorded in the minutes"
The State government refused to consider input from the RG other than the range of proposals they specifically limited to Clump Point.
Island Spirit ------- Water Taxi. Beach landing between Mission Beach/Dunk Island. Uses Clump Point pontoon during rough conditions.
When the Clump Point (now called the Perry Harvey) jetty supported a thriving tourism industry in the 80's, Dunk Island resort was operating at capacity and the Cairns reef tourism industry was limited to Green Island. Passengers were bussed from Cairns. Mission Beach tourism businesses experienced pressure to operate even when weather conditions were unfavourable. Locals working on the large fast boats often described their day by how many paper bags were used by the passengers.
The larger boats became non-viable when Cairns developed as an international World Heritage Reef and Rainforest destination.
Existing tourism businesses don't operate reef tours in weather that would cause discomfort to passengers.
International studies have shown that tourists now prefer a more personal, cultural and natural experience that relates to a local community.
Mission Beach has got it all and is developing a strong identity and character as a low key village atmosphere supporting boutique businesses.
NO statistics showing how many days a year tourist boats can expect to operate from Mission Beach.
NO consideration for the dire condition of the The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park or the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area.
WE DEMAND AN INDEPENDENT EXPERT REVIEW OF THE ENTIRE PROCESS.
Your comments must be referenced as G39785.1.
to assessments@gbrmpa.gov.au before 17 February 2018.


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Q: how could I grab the text from a p tag and insert it in a href link I have a twitter button on my page, when clicked it will take you to twitter page where you have the text area to input your message. I want the users when click on the "twitter" button to take them to twitter and the text from the  tag on the page gets automatically inserted into the textarea. This is my button

     Twitter

      </di>

now twitter provides their own button and documentation on how to use it.

Tweet

notice how the string is appended to the end of the url... here's the twitter button docs
https://dev.twitter.com/web/tweet-button
I have a div with id of "content" and insed a  paragraph. How can grab the text form the paragraph and append to twitter url. Here's the project on codepne.io
https://codepen.io/zentech/pen/ZyyGgq?editors=1000

A: First of all, you shouldn't hide the button that you need help with. :|
Check this CodePen
The code:
$('.btn-twitter').on( 'click', function( evt ){
    evt.preventDefault();
    var tweetURL = 'https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=' + encodeURIComponent( $('p.sub_text').text() );
    window.open(tweetURL, '_blank');
} )

To have this accomplished in run time (onclick) there is just no other option but to prevent default hyperlink action and then do it the JS way.

A: The way it works is, you link the user to a special URL (https://twitter.com/intent/tweet) with a special GET argument (text) which contains the text to pre-fill the tweet with.
Since your content is dynamic, you have to use JavaScript to accomplish that. You are already using jQuery to get the quote text and to blend-in the twitter button, so you should just add this to your $('#getMessage').on("click", function() { somewhere around $("#twitter-btn").show();
var text = encodeURIComponent($('#content').text());
$('#twitter-btn a').attr('href', 'https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=' + text);

Notice that you have to use encodeURIComponent in order for special characters like ?,  , &, /, ... to work properly.

A: Create the link in your javascript instead.

This is a quote

<button id="tweet" type="button">Tweet</button>

Javascript
$( "#tweet" ).click(function() {
  // make the text url friendly
  var text = encodeURI($( "#quote" ).text());
  window.location.replace("https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=" + text)
});

A: Hopefully that will work for you. I used jquery because I'm the most familiar with it. I tested it in my browser and it works for me.

        <button class="btn btn-info btn-social btn-twitter" target="_blank">
            Twitter
        </button>

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