Royal commission into Victorian construction sector could boost Labor’s chances at state election, expert says
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The new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has promised a royal commission into the construction sector. According to integrity expert William Partlett, this commission could help Labor's electoral prospects by showing voters that the government is acting on alleged corruption involving taxpayer funds on Big Build projects. The commission is expected to hear evidence before the state election.
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Royal commission could boost Labor's standing at the state election
William Partlett is an associate professor of law and a fellow at the Centre for Public Integrity.
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The royal commission could boost Labor's standing in the state election, according to an integrity expert.
The Guardian- Royal commission could boost Labor's standing at the state election
- Commission is a signal that government is acting on alleged corruption
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The royal commission could boost Labor's standing in the state election, according to an integrity expert.
The GuardianThe commission was promised by new premier Ben Carroll.
The GuardianWilliam Partlett is an associate professor of law and a fellow at the Centre for Public Integrity.
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