There are indications some senior public servants might be losing their jobs shortly over the Robodebt scheme, says Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell.
“Questions still remain over whether there are suggestions of criminal or civil action against former PM Scott Morrison contained in a sealed section of the Robodebt report.
“Nationals leader David Littleproud, who has never been a friend of the former PM, raised questions as to whether the member for Cook, who is currently on a European holiday, should remain in the parliament when he spoke to Laura Jayes this morning.”
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