'Integrity crisis': Opposition calls for release of Cabinet minutes as Paech's political future uncertain | NT Independent

‘Integrity crisis’: Opposition calls for release of Cabinet minutes as Paech’s political future uncertain

by | Feb 14, 2024 | News Brief, NT Politics, Subscriber | 6 comments

Chief Minister Eva Lawler has flatly rejected calls to release Cabinet meeting minutes that would show if beleaguered Minister Chansey Paech disclosed his shares in a liquor wholesale company while Cabinet discussed remote community grog bans, telling Parliament the public can wait 30 years for the evidence.

The Opposition CLP called on Ms Lawler to release only the minutes of the meetings to prove if Mr Paech had disclosed his shares in Metcash to his Cabinet colleagues before engaging in discussions about the lifting of Stronger Futures legislation in July 2022.

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6 Comments

  1. 30 YEARS? Their arrogance and stupidity are stella. Seriously how are we as citizens and voters allowing this collective of underqualified self-serving ideology driven dopes to get away with this? Dissolve parliament now Feds.

  2. The dumbest bunch of morons in existance….who have been voted in twice!!!

  3. There goes any hope that things might improve

  4. I’ll have been a long time dead in 30 years…

  5. Integrity?? They would not know what the word means. Certainly never display any.

  6. Surely his conduct fails the pub test?

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