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    Robo-debt to add to anti-corruption body’s already long to-do list

    Tom McIlroy
    Tom McIlroyPolitical correspondent

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    Revelations from the robo-debt royal commission will be sent to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) as soon as this week, adding to a list of more than 40 referrals already received by the newly established oversight body.

    Greens justice spokesman David Shoebridge said Friday’s report from the long-running royal commission should be examined by NACC boss Paul Brereton urgently, alongside the PwC tax leaks scandal and allegations of improper behaviour by politicians and their staff.

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