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Senate’s consultancy inquiry promises plenty of fallout
Besides PwC’s leaks scandal, senators face a strange trail of appointments by the former government.
Neil ChenowethSenior writerInto every life a little Senate inquiry must fall, as they say, but the latest review into consultancy services comes just after Finance Minister Katie Gallagher confirmed that the government would cut $3 billion over four years from external labour costs.
Much of that would be from consultants. PwC appears the firm most exposed, since its leaks scandal was what prompted Greens senator Barbara Pocock to sponsor the inquiry.
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