Scott Morrison was the last prime minister to blame a lack of bipartisanship for refusing to proceed with a promised reform. Morrison shelved plans for a National Integrity Commission before the last election, on the grounds Labor wouldn't guarantee support. "I need bipartisan support to put that in place," he said. Labor argued Morrison was never serious about an anti-corruption commission and ripped into his failure to even have a debate in parliament. "This is a prime minister who can't be trusted to deliver on his commitments next term because he has shown this term that he can't be trusted,"...
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