As the fallout continues from the revelation that Scott Morrison secretly appointed himself to five ministries, more politicians are speaking out on his actions.
abc.net.au/news/liberal-mp-says-scott-morrison-should-reflect-on-his-position-in/101355884The Prime Minister will today receive legal advice on whether his predecessor Scott Morrison broke any laws by secretly taking on five ministerial roles.
The Federal Greens are also agitating for a broad inquiry that would also consider the role of the Governor-General and the federal public service. "This was an undermining of our parliamentary democracy, and what the Solicitor-General will advise on is of course the legal issues," Mr Albanese told Sky.Liberal MP Bridget Archer is also calling for further investigation of Mr Morrison's behaviour, arguing Australians deserve more transparency.
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