Premier Suggests Sit-Down to Smooth Over Hidding Bullying Incident
The Premier cited advice from the Solicitor-General and DPAC to deny there had been any breach of the ministerial code of conduct.
The Premier cited advice from the Solicitor-General and DPAC to deny there had been any breach of the ministerial code of conduct.
The Premier's woeful, stumbling performance in Question Time today points to a man for whom real leadership is an ambition beyond reach.
A female Member of Parliament has made a very serious allegation of bullying and intimidation against a male Minister in the Premier's Cabinet.
It is a great privilege and responsibility to be appointed as a Minister of the Crown and the conduct of Ministers must reflect a higher standard of behaviour.
Mr Brooks and Mr Groom, have either not read or chosen to ignore the code of conduct by knowingly misleading Parliament.
How can you claim you have not breached the ministerial code of conduct and why should you not be referred to the Integrity Commission?
Ministers must declare any conflict of interest in writing to the Premier as soon as possible after becoming aware of the conflict.
The Minister's brother is a partner in a consortium development at Bernacchi Lodge in the Central Highlands, inside the boundary of the TWWHA.