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The end of the COVID-19 commission
The Morrison government’s idea was to ask a disparate bunch of individuals from the private sector to give it some direct advice on managing COVID-19. How did it work out?
Jennifer HewettColumnistIt was a low-key farewell to one of the key experiments set up by the Morrison government last year to cope with the pandemic. After nearly 14 months, the National COVID-19 Commission Advisory Board was disbanded last week with a prime ministerial statement of thanks to its chairman, Nev Power, and private sector board members.
Nev Power: A regular presence in the ministerial wing of Parliament House. Louise Kennerley
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