Australian inquiry finds Morrison's secret ministries corroded trust

Australia inquiry finds Morrison’s secret roles undermined trust

The former prime minister quietly appointed himself to a number of roles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A report was released on Scott Morrison's secret ministerial power: Here's what it found

The findings from the investigation into Scott Morrison's self-appointment to secret ministries have been released. Here are some of the key takeaways. 

Australian inquiry finds Morrison’s secret ministries corroded trust

SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australia will introduce rules to increase transparency in ministerial appointments after an inquiry into secret ministerial appointments by then Prime Minister Scott Morrison found they corroded public trust in government.Morrison, who lost power in a general election in May, secretly accumulated five ministerial roles during the coronavirus pandemic: health, finance, treasury, resources and home affairs.Three ministers later …

Scott Morrison responds to ministerial inquiry

Scott Morrison has welcomed the recommendations from the inquiry looking into the secret portfolios the former prime minister swore himself into.

Australian inquiry finds Scott Morrison’s secret ministries corroded trust

Morrison, who lost power in a general election in May, secretly accumulated five ministerial roles during the coronavirus pandemic: health, finance, treasury, resources and home affairs

Australian inquiry finds Morrison's secret ministries corroded trust

SYDNEY -- Australia will introduce rules to increase transparency in ministerial appointments after an inquiry into secret ministerial appointments by then Prime Minister Scott Morrison found they corroded public trust in government.