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Sky News host Peta Credlin says Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s Friday announcement that a so-called National Cabinet process will become permanent “is a welcome admission that our federation needs fixing”. Ms Credlin said “the only time our federation seems to work, is when the Commonwealth is spending even more money to enable the states to do the job they're supposed to do anyway”.
ScottMorrisonMP robodebt killed more Australians than the pink batts scandle!!!! This is a bloody disgrace!!
ScottMorrisonMP Credlin the big story today was another stuff up by Scottys Mob something to do with c-link we haven't heard a peep from your Sky after dark misfit mates wonder why.
ScottMorrisonMP It’s finally acknowledgement from Smirky that the job is too big for him and he needs the help. BTW nothing from Sky on Smirky’s latest cluster trying to steal money from 500,000 Australians. I wonder who they will vote for next election. CrimeMinister
ScottMorrisonMP It’s more an admission that under the terms of federation it’s the states that run things. And ScoMo feels a little inadequate
ScottMorrisonMP Because Peta Credlin wants Australia to be one Reich.
ScottMorrisonMP President has said Republic of Queensland accept the invitation from the Australian Prime Minister to continue to be involved in their National Cabinet, as a neutral observer. However, The Republic is concerned there has been no discussions concerning cabinetry RepQld
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National cabinet to consider replacing COAG | Sky News AustraliaThe national cabinet will tomorrow consider if the forum should permanently replace the COAG format as the prime minister and his state counterparts eye federation reform post coronavirus crisis. \n\nSky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell revealed the topic will be on the agenda for Friday’s meeting, where it is also expected it will discuss the sticky issue of federation reform. \n\n“At national cabinet tomorrow the PM and state and territory leaders will begin talks on the future of the forum and replacing COAG with national cabinet,” he said. \n\n“They will be looking at what form that would take, how often it would meet and whether that forum is the right mechanism for pushing forward with reform for the economic recovery. \n\n“This is being viewed as a transitional meeting where the focus goes off health and onto the economic recovery. \n\n“With so much the PM wants to work on in terms of federation reform – effectively how to reshape the funding of everything from hospitals to schools – and tax reform, the national cabinet appears the best place to do it.” aclennell When States do their own thing regardless what is the value or the point? aclennell Need to all ask What is the Need & Intent? aclennell Cabinet implies solidarity and support of decisions. This is clearly not the case. Looking at the State’s role is important as buck passing and excess Gov’t bureaucracy in small country is warranted. We also need aHuman Right’s Bill to ensure our rights are protected
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National cabinet to consider fast-tracking restriction relief today | Sky News AustraliaRestriction relief could be fast-tracked as Australia continues to record low numbers of new coronavirus cases. \n\nThe national cabinet will meet today for the first time in a fortnight, giving state and territory leaders the opportunity to brief the cabinet on how restriction relief is going across the country. \n\nThe fate of the national cabinet itself is also on the agenda, with leaders to consider whether the group will replace the Council of Australian Governments (COAG). We have been told this nonsense from day one and we are still waiting. The injustice in all this is incomprehensible. Scamdemic !
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Coronavirus Australia: Scott Morrison announces new National Cabinet structurePrime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a major change in how the nation’s states and territories will work together with the Federal Government, after the success of the National Cabinet formed in response to the coronavirus crisis.
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'COAG is no more': National cabinet abolishes Council of Australian GovernmentsCOAG will be abolished in place of a new system after the success of the national cabinet, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced. There’s a difference? Renamed? Corporate restructuring talk. No change to any citizen. And PM evasive about interstate borders. Only affected “leisure” travel (not true) he claims. No timeline for abolishing them. I am sorry ScottMorrisonMP is looking weak on this key issue. Disappointing media appearance
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Federation reform an 'obligation': Perrottet | Sky News AustraliaNSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet says the state and federal governments have an “obligation” to consider federation reform as it looks to life beyond the coronavirus pandemic. \n\nSpeaking with Sky News, Mr Perrottet said the process has been crucial to the nation’s response to the coronavirus crisis. \n\n“I think it is a great, not just opportunity, but an obligation on premiers, treasurers, to be working together across political lines to make some … tough decisions for reform that will take our state forward,” he said. \n\n“I don’t think this is an opportunity for reform, we have an obligation to reform for future generations,” he said. \n\nNational cabinet will meet on Friday where preliminary discussions about how to reform the crucial relationship between the state and the federal government. \n\nMr Perrorttet said he wanted all options on the table in reform discussions, including income tax sharing - a proposal previously shot down by the states during the Turnbull government. \n\n“Areas like income tax sharing that have been posted in the past as ideas in which we could go down. I think we need to look at a whole range of areas, put everything on the table,” he said. \n\n“States can do some reform on their own, but it is much better to do it in connection with the federal government,” he said. \n\nHe said hopes the reform will target “inefficient taxes”. \n\nImage: Getty Dom_Perrottet Kieran_Gilbert Yep, get rid of State Governments, a waste of time & money ! Dom_Perrottet Kieran_Gilbert You will Obey the Constitution. That is your duty. It is Law. You will not change the Constitution, without a referendum, else you are disobeying the Constitution & committing crimes against it. Obey The Constitution! Obey the LAW. Dom_Perrottet Kieran_Gilbert federation reform or entire government competence reform? tides gone out in NSW thats for sure hopeless fullofduds
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COAG scrapped, National Cabinet here to stay, PM saysCOAG will be scrapped and replaced with National Cabinet meetings with a specific focus on creating jobs, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced. They considered making COAG monthly, but decided that a monthly National Cabinet was a much better option. Slide of hand in plain view It makes sense to only fail at one thing at a time.
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