Scott Morrison announces anti-corruption commission, buckling to crossbench pressure

Scott Morrison to establish a federal ICAC
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Why are they so afraid of giving retrospective powers to the Federal anti-corruption commission? Have you got something to hide, Mr Morrison?

lee wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 12:53pm:

The same level of retrospectivity the government has imposed on anyone who is accidentally overpaid by Centrelink $200: no statute of limitations at all.

After all, they are both taking money from the taxpayer they're not entitled to receive, so why not make them both the same?

The real question that must be answered: why is Morrison so scared of retrospectivity? You would think they've got something to hide.

lee wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 1:57pm:


Excellent. Make them all pay for their corruption.

Lobo wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 2:34pm:

Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Why keep this in the dark?

They had no trouble making the ABCC have hearings in public, so why have closed hearings here?

Quick as a flash ScoMo pulls the rug from under sluggish Shorty.

Slow and sluggish Shorty is used to slow moving people like Labor types and just can't cope with fast slippery opportunity grabbing slickies like ScoMo.

And, as predicted, ScoMo has grabbed sluggish Shorty's main unfunded health farce policy by quickly boosting hospitals and health.

And ScoMo has effortlessly reduced housing prices without any of the Labor imbeciles' banning neg gearing and capital gains Socialist insanity.

And ScoMo has launched Australia's Space Industry in SA to boost votes there. Won't Labor and the unions try to quickly close it down as part of their Greenies' CLOSE DOWN ALL INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALIA big policy.

And ScoMo has already moved to reduce power prices by stopping gaming by the private operators while Labor prepares to increase power prices by 5 to 6 times with their crippling of the power network and their Carbon Tax.

And Dutto and ScoMo have stopped Labor in their tracks by threatening to send about 5 Labor + independent Section 44 violators to the High Court. LameDuck Phelpsy is shuddering in her slippers.

And ScoMo is cleverly widely advertising Labor's vicious Socialist Retiree tax which is designed to force retirees into Industrial Super so the unions can pilfer their money.

And ScoMo is having the time of his life rubbishing Shorty's RESTART the BOATS main policy.

And Labor's main support group GetUp! must be choking on their own slime as they make stuffup after stuffup.



ScoMo the Shorty killer

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 5:47pm:



So in reality only one. The 50 years option covers the others.

Sir Grappler Truth Teller OAM wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 5:54pm:


Yeah. Most politicians would be dead from over 50 years ago.

stunspore wrote on Dec 13^th, 2018 at 6:10pm:

Partially implemented. This Coalition proposal is weak. No transparency. No retrospectivity. It is but a toothless chihuahua.

What are the Coalition trying to hide?

Here's a list to make the Coalition shake in their boots if investigated: Indue, Gwabegar, Murray-Darling water entitlements, Calabrian Mafia, a long list of closed tenders that happened to go to their mates or donors. That's just a sample.