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The rise and fall of ICAC
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Your personal opinion of The Greens is of no consequence in this matter. The reality is members of The Liberal Party, or more accurately The Corruption Party, were found to have acted corruptly in relation to the laws of New South Wales. End of story. Say what you like, but these Liberals had to resign, or be sacked, because of their behavior. Not one or two, but ten or more, and that makes the corruption systemic in the view of a reasonable person. Possibly these bods could engage you as their 'Legal Council' should they wish to challenge such findings in a higher court.
The people of New South Wales are satisfied with the performance of the ICAC, and what it has achieved, despite the failure of both the Labor and Liberal Parties to fully support the Commission, and I wonder why? Let the people be the judge!