‘More secretive than the Morrison government’: Labor accused of transparency failure (18 Jun 2024)

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Article summary: There are concerns from independent MPs about the Albanese government's transparency and integrity efforts. Despite promises and initial steps toward reform, the government faces criticism for delays and lack of substantial action.

Kate Chaney, the Curtin independent MP, expresses disappointment with the Albanese government's slow progress on electoral reform. She emphasises the need for real-time disclosure of donations and electoral reforms to rebuild trust before the next election.

Chaney criticises the government for not meeting transparency expectations, noting the absence of promised reforms and the failure to implement greater transparency in political financing. She also highlights the government’s reluctance to support her private member’s bill, which aims to address transparency issues.

The article reflects a broader sentiment among independent MPs who feel that the Albanese government, despite its rhetoric, has not sufficiently advanced transparency and integrity in politics, leading to disillusionment among voters.

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