Fighting for Subbies Rights
After meetings with The Subcontractors Alliance's Les Williams and a number of subcontractors who have been defrauded of large amounts of money, Labor Senator Murray Watt has taken up the cause in The Australian Parliament and sent a letter in regard to fraud to The Australian Federal Police Commissioner on behalf of subbies.
He is one of the few Federal politicians who has actually listened.
There have been numerous letters from Subcontractors Alliance to our tin eared Prime Minister but of course he is too busy to worry about thousands of subbies being swindled out of 350 million dollars over a few short years.
The Prime Minister has more important things to worry about like;
- The Paris Accord (giving billions of dollars of taxpayers money to the climate change fraud)
- How he can get our power bills up to new record highs
- Turning Australia into a republic
- Destroying our manufacturing sector
- Acting like a paragon of virtue by passing judgement on young cricketers who made an error of judgement
- How he can look stately on the world stage instead of looking like the treacherous back stabber he is.
More to be done to protect subbies
Yesterday in the Senate I spoke up about the scourge of phoenixing on the Gold Coast.
It’s good the Government has passed legislation to protect its own tax revenue from phoenix activity, but more needs to be done to protect sub-contractors and homebuyers, who lose thousands every time a construction company collapses.
Posted by Murray Watt - Senator for Queensland on Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Letter from Senator Murray Watt to the Federal Police Commissioner.
Subbies between Subcontractors Alliance and SubbiesUnited, we are making more progress than ever before. I have no doubt that one of these criminal directors and their advisors will face fraud charges before too much longer.
