The Age
·general
·3 hours ago
Labor members dominate Victoria’s public boards, raising concerns over patronage
Hundreds of Labor Party members and former MPs have secured a disproportionate number of seats on Victoria’s public boards, raising concerns over political patronage. About 10 percent of board positions are held by individuals linked to Labor, despite the party comprising only 0.17 percent of the state’s population. Experts warn this undermines the integrity of a merit-based appointment system.
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