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‘Needed to bring justice’: Lawyer’s defence of Robodebt royal commission 

Spencer Howson

A human rights lawyer has hit back at claims the Royal Commission into Robodebt is a political point-scoring exercise. 

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton claimed in August Labor’s response is a “witch-hunt” and a means of scoring a “political advantage”.

But Leanne Ho, a lawyer at Economic Justice Australia, says the terms of reference are “really apolitical”.

“From our perspective, [it’s] important to make sure all victims of Robodebt have all their experiences and the impacts on them recognised.”

Press PLAY below to hear Leanne Ho defend the need for a royal commission

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Spencer Howson
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