US EditionQuestions raised over why health bodies failed to make submissions to modern slavery inquiry
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Questions raised over why health bodies failed to make submissions to modern slavery inquiry
The parliamentary inquiry into modern slavery risks faced by temporary migrant workers held a number of hearings this month. Photo: NSW Legislative Council Facebook. Questions have been raised about why the state and federal governments’ Riverina health bureaucracies failed to make a submission to a major inquiry into modern slavery, despite appearing to tell health experts they would do so. On Thursday (19 June), a Griffith hearing of the NSW p…
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