MaC Insolvency Managing Director Trent McMillen says the Commonwealth Fair Entitlements Guarantee Scheme could be used to recover the
costs of Unified Security’s court proceedings against the Victorian government. The news was revealed by John Rolfe from The Daily Telegraph.
So Unified Security signed a 30 million dollar contract with the government. So why would they be suing Andrews rather than the government? Cannot think of any reason, can you? Daniel Andrews is not coming back.
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