Stuart Robert proves himself to be Peter Dutton’s challeger to being the worst Minister ever appointed to an Australian government

“People pay their taxes in good faith to Canberra, they do not expect to have substandard procurement arrangements and no conflicts of interest declared or disclosed.” Shorten said the government would consider the report, and called on Robert to explain why certain contracts failed to meet the standards. Dr Ian Watt, the former head of the public service, completed the review and looked at contracts awarded from 2015 onwards.

Source: Australian government contracts worth $374m deemed poor value amid conflict-of-interest concerns | Australian politics | The Guardian