00:02The Liberals, the Nationals and the Greens all on the same page.
00:06We cannot stand for the cover-up of corruption that has occurred in this state.
00:13Non-government parties moving bills to strengthen the anti-corruption watchdog to include greater financial powers.
00:19Follow the money.
00:20They also want more public hearings, while the Greens also want to lower the threshold for a corruption probe.
00:26A government with nothing to hide would support this bill.
00:30But it didn't.
00:31Eyes 31 and nose 50, therefore the motion is defeated.
00:35We simply need to cut the stunts and get to the serious business.
00:41Victorians will be rightly asking, what more does the Labor Party have to hide when they are going to such
00:46desperate lengths this week
00:48to stop Parliament even voting on laws to fix IBAC.
00:52Integrity agencies have demanded greater powers for years, and last December a parliamentary inquiry recommended they be given more teeth.
00:59But the government is dragging its heels in its response, and some MPs are frustrated there hasn't been greater action
01:05in the wake of the CFMEU scandal.
01:07And government will review that report and respond in due course.
01:11Instead, Labor is embracing safe ground.
01:14He's very chill.
01:15Focusing on working from home protections, announcing small business will not be exempt.
01:20Working from home is good for the economy because it increases worker productivity outcomes.
01:25But the plan still lacks detail.
01:27What's being proposed is just going to be a further drain on confidence and whether businesses want to operate here.
01:33The Premier is hoping voters are focused on their job rather than the government's.
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