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Another CLP Minister on way to Bali for trade talks

Another CLP Minister on way to Bali for trade talks

Business and Asian Relations Minister Robyn Cahill will also fly to Bali this week for a conference, two days after Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley announced he was heading to Indonesia for livestock talks and to officially open a steakhouse in Seminyak, but it is unclear if the two ministers will cross paths while overseas.

‘Attack on transparency’: CLP changing FOI laws to block Labor minister’s emails from public

‘Attack on transparency’: CLP changing FOI laws to block Labor minister’s emails from public

Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby has moved to change Freedom of Information laws to block correspondence between ministers and their staff ever being made public, which will effectively end a legal challenge seeking a former Territory Labor minister’s correspondence, in a move Ms Boothby claims is somehow “strengthening integrity”, while a national integrity expert says it removes a “cornerstone of accountability”.

CLP halt parliamentary business to accuse Greens MLA of misusing public resources to hold ‘casual info session’

CLP halt parliamentary business to accuse Greens MLA of misusing public resources to hold ‘casual info session’

UPDATED: NT Greens Member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara was referred on urgency to Parliament’s disciplinary body last night by the CLP Government for hosting a “casual information session” in her electorate office, that the CLP allege was a misuse of her taxpayer-funded office and part of a plot to recruit new Greens members.

CLP introduces bill to establish new Ethics and Integrity Commission with no oversight

CLP introduces bill to establish new Ethics and Integrity Commission with no oversight

While multiple unresolved integrity scandals hang over her head, Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro introduced legislation to Parliament on Thursday to establish a new Ethics and Integrity Commission, which she said will “streamline integrity oversight”, but failed to seek any public input on the changes and chose not to refer the proposed bill to the Parliament’s scrutiny committee for bipartisan oversight.

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