Can Parliament really jail people? #auspol

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He won't answer the question because he can't explain price gouging.

SueC
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Brad Banducci's cash income last year was 3.79 million dollars! That's not including stock options and other bonuses.

The 5000 dollar fine for contempt of parliament represents 0.0013192612 percent of his annual salary.

It might be time the parliament has a look the fine😕

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Smoking taxes are definition of price gouging. It caused our health bill to be bliwn out from 350m a yr too 6billion a year.. Once this was done it effected our consumer protections and our economy

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Oh my goodness, Woolworth's is a store, which started in the south, which we had in the U.S. from well before WWII, until the late 70's til maybe the Very early 80's. It had various goods, but most people's favorite part, was the cafe counter. I remember eating there around Christmas time around 1976 or so.

anneriggs
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Pollies super relies on Woolworth is 7.50 kg now

dufus
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Not very eloquent.
How can he be jailed if "It is not a criminal case"?.
IT is a contempt of authority. It is the only case. Jail is an inducement to provide the information needed. The information is used to produce laws for future use, not to prosecute a past event.

MarkH
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I've noticed a trend where people saying they want democracy but then cheer on an authoritarian police state run by political elites...

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