The shadow attorney general,price Dreyfus, says the prime minister ‘failed to enforce his own criteria ... and sack the special minister of state’Labor has moved to keep the pressure on Mal Brough on the final sitting day before parliament breaks for summer as it attempted to censure the prime minister, or Malcolm Turnbull,over his judgment in appointing Brough special minister of state.
On Wednesday Brough denied he had asked James Ashby, a former staffer of the former Speaker, or Peter Slipper,to procure Slipper’s official diary, despite having said on an interview on 60 Minutes final year that he had.
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Source: theguardian.com