Politicians should always be scrutinised and held to account because scrutiny is how democracy corrects itself, but scrutiny and intimidation are not the same thing.
We can’t accept a political culture that discourages good people from serving their communities
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The Age AustraliaBy Susan Close
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Politicians should always be scrutinised and held to account because scrutiny is how democracy corrects itself, but scrutiny and intimidation are not the same thing.
Key Takeaways
- We can’t accept a political culture that discourages good people from serving their communities.
- Politicians should always be scrutinised and held to account because scrutiny is how democracy corrects itself, but scrutiny and intimidation are not the same thing.
- Politicians should always be scrutinised and held to account because scrutiny is how democracy corrects itself, but scrutiny and intimidation are not the same thing.
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