Criticism of the Morrison government for not introducing a national anti-corruption Commission is not about Morrison refusing to have a Commission. Instead, the criticism arises because Morrison refuses to have the type of Commission that Labor and the Greens want.
In essence, the anti-Morrison forces want an anti-corruption Commission that replicates the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC).
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