Inquiry launched into Commonwealth COVID-19 policy expenditure

A raft of Auditor-General reports on the Morrison government’s COVID-19 policy efforts have triggered a parliamentary inquiry, which will probe their efficiency in the face of the pandemic.

by | 8 Sep, 2021

Why employees could be forced to get a COVID-19 vaccination

The joint committee of public accounts and audit on Monday announced that it has commenced an inquiry into key policymaking processes related to the Management of the Australian Public Service’s Workforce Response to COVID-19, and Planning and Governance of COVID-19 Procurements to Increase the National Medical Stockpile.

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