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Administrative Appeals Tribunal political appointees who will lose their jobs - Vimarsana News

Administrative Appeals Tribunal political appointees who will lose their jobs

Dozens of former politicians, staffers, old mates, failed candidates will likely lose their cushy taxpayer-funded jobs within months when the Administrative Appeals Tribunal is scrapped.

Taxpayers face potential $10m payout bill as administrative appeals tribunal scrapped - Vimarsana News

Taxpayers face potential $10m payout bill as administrative appeals tribunal scrapped

Full-time members of the AAT not reappointed to a position in a new body will be eligible for compensation under existing contracts

Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism - Vimarsana News

Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism

There is concern that some of the Liberal loyalists who were given cosy Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs before the election might not be properly appointed and could, in theory, have their decisions challenged.

Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism - Vimarsana News

Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism

There is concern that some of the Liberal loyalists who were given cosy Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs before the election might not be properly appointed and could, in theory, have their decisions challenged.

Source: smh.com.au
Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism - Vimarsana News

Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs raise questions about transparency and cronyism

There is concern that some of the Liberal loyalists who were given cosy Administrative Appeals Tribunal jobs before the election might not be properly appointed and could, in theory, have their decisions challenged.