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Submitted by Steve on Thu, 09/10/2020 - 12:56

It's quite obvious. Because Hayne let the industry funds off the hook during the Royal Commission. Plain & simple. That fact that the massive "intrafund advice" racket got through the Hayne RC is full proof of their favourable treatment during the RC. The electorate is growing tired of an $800 billion dummy spitting monster getting everything it wants, with no consideration for a level playing field. Games up. Tim Wilson needs a medal, because most of his colleagues have been missing in action for decades.

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