
“We will introduce legislation later this week to make sure that this can never, ever happen again,” he said.
“And this week as well the House will be moving a censure motion [against] the member for Cook [Scott Morrison] as a result of the findings of Virginia Bell and the inquiry.
“This is about accountability of our democratic system and whether the parliament was functioning properly, and about the relationship between the prime minister and the people of Australia, who expect [elected officials] to be held to account through our parliamentary processes.”
“As prime minister, my awareness of issues regarding national security and the national interest was broader than that known to individual ministers and certainly to the inquiry,” Mr Morrison said in a statement on Friday.
“This limits the ability for third parties to draw definitive conclusions on such matters.”
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