Committee from several parties gives unanimous support to anti-corruption commission bill

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Committee from several parties gives unanimous support to anti-corruption commission bill

Nov. 11, 2022 - 11:13 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

The government's National Anti-Corruption Commission looks set to sail through both houses in the final two sitting weeks of this year. Independent MP Helen Haines says the bill is in a strong position, but there is room for improvements.