Electoral reforms delayed to let parties harvest donations

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 05:55 · Archive

A leading public law academic suggests electoral reforms were delayed to benefit major parties' fundraising.

A leading public law academic has suggested that electoral reforms were delayed to allow major parties more time to collect large donations. The academic's reasoning and the specific reforms in question are not detailed in the available reporting.

How it is being reported

• One Nation funding linked to delay in electoral reformsOne of the nation's leading public law academics has suggested electoral reforms were delayed to give major parties more time to harvest big donations.Perth Now · 8 Oct, 05:30
• One Nation funding linked to delay in electoral reformsOne of the nation's leading public law academics has suggested electoral reforms were delayed to give major parties more time to harvest big donations.The West Australian · 8 Oct, 05:30

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