After one year of operation, the National Anti-Corruption Commission has spent $65 million on organising itself, pretty presentations, and rejecting submissions of obvious corruption. What’s the scam?
The scam is how the Labor Government colluded with the opposition to set up an anti-corruption body to honour Labor’s election promise, but designed it to avoid investigating each other’s rorts. Party politics at its very worst.
The NACC, the Notionally Avoiding Corruption Commission, turns one. What’s the scam?by Michael West and Kim Wingerei