Paul writes: "We have got harassment and bullying claims, even allegations of rape. "

So I guess Paul is relieved that the last Labor leader (Shorten) failed to win, given the rape allegations against him.

Every opposition promises some sort of integrity commission, but, when in government they suddenly realise that they will be the first targets of the commission, and their enthusiasm wanes. T'was always thus.

What a sick joke. A Green bringing up integrity!

If people really care about an ICAC, they can vote Labor. They don't have to worry about what the Coalition hasn't done. Albo has promised one!

But, I do not think that the average voter cares about it. They don't care about what does not affect them. On a scale of 1-10, corruption would get a 10.

Have a look at SA to see how ICAC works

A further look into this issue reveals/reminds that the Coalition put up a 300 page proposal for an ICAC, which Green Labor REJECTED, their own effort now covering 2 pages!

If we get a Green Labor/Voices Of, government, we will be faced with a Kangaroo Court scouring the land, looking for non-Leftists to burn at the stake. There is no guarantee that the people working to stamp out corruption are not themselves corrupt.

That's why we need an integrity Commission that is
not light on both powers and resources and is going
to weed out corruption and serious misconduct.
Who won't limit as to who can report corruption.
Who won't limit investigations to criminal offences.
And whose findings will not remain secret.

The zoo-keeper was very disappointed - all his animals failed their test!

He placed nice and peaceful lambs, rabbits and possums in the cages of the wolves, lions and tigers, then lo and behold, the next day all he found of them were bones.

So sad!

But was this abysmal failure unexpected? Wolves, lions and tigers do what wolves, lions and tigers do, just as politicians do what politicians do. If you try changing their spots, then no zoo will be left!