When, on a rare occasion, a public entity shows some spine and acts in the public good, Labour does its utmost to destroy it, underhandedly, of course. While repeating the mantra that institutions work and we should all shut up and let them work, Labour seeks to discredit the Office of the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life when the latter found that Carmelo Abela was wrong to allocate public funds for an advert which was more about himself than about giving valuable information to the public. The charge against the Commissioner for Standards in Public Life and his office was led by Glenn Bedingfield, first using a speech in parliament, then posting on Facebook and participating in One programmes, not to say that Abela committed a mistake and will make amends but to say how bad, awful and ugly this monstruous office and the commissioner is. He was assisted by Justice Minister Edward Zammit Lewis.