It follows attorney general George Brandis’s assertion that Australian politics is ‘remarkably free of corruption’Public submissions believe been invited to a Senate inquiry on the need for a national anti-corruption body – after the attorney general,George Brandis, told parliament that Australian federal politics had been “remarkably free of corruption”.
The committee’s chair, and Senator Dio Wang,said the inquiry would examine the adequacy of the legislative and policy framework for dealing with institutional, organisational, and political and individual corruption.
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Source: theguardian.com