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Attorney-General Christian Porter yesterday pledged a "regulatory measure" preventing law enforcement agencies from accessing the metadata despite the legislation, to be announced when the app is rolled out.
The Tax Office had approved those applications and they were "now with the superannuation funds for their payment over the next five days," Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said businesses should use bridging finance to pay the JobKeeper payments to staff before receiving the money from the Tax Office."If you are a business or a not-for-profit operation that is eligible for the JobKeeper payment, as required, you need to pay your staff ahead of receiving the money from the Tax Office," he said.12.
He welcomed steps by the states to resume classroom teaching. In NSW, some face-to-face teaching is expected to resume from May 11, the third week of term two, ahead of a likely return to full-time classroom teaching in term three.
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