Dominic Perrottet made a ‘bit of a joke’ at Scott Morrison’s expense: Kenny

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Dominic Perrottet made a ‘bit of a joke’ at Scott Morrison’s expense: Kenny
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New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet was today asked “a pretty obscure question” by Greens MP Abigail Boyd, to which he made 'a bit of a joke at Scott Morrison's expense,' says Sky News host Chris Kenny.

New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet was today asked “a pretty obscure question” by Greens MP Abigail Boyd, to which he made “a bit of a joke at Scott Morrison’s expense,” says Sky News host Chris Kenny.

“She wanted to know why New South Wales was one of the only two states not to adopt the National Construction Code Minimum Accessibility Standards, whatever they are,” Mr Kenny said.“Fair call – fair point, made with a wry observation,” Mr Kenny said.

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