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Tim Pallas MP - Victorian Treasurer

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Hon Dr Denis Napthine - former Premier of Victoria

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Ted Baillieu - former Premier of Victoria

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Jo Swift - CEO, Kids Under Cover

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Mark Stone - CEO, VECCI

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Brian Corney PSM - Acting Chief Executive, Fair Work Building & Construction

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Jonathan Forster - Executive Chairman, Kane

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Steve Amendola - Partner, Ashurst

Criminal Elements Must Be Forced Out of the Building Industry

The announcement of a Police Taskforce to investigate criminal behaviour and corruption in the building industry is well overdue. Both unions and employers should welcome this initiative with open arms.

Stories of criminal elements operating at different levels in the building industry are rife. Bikie gangs performing debt collection roles must also be stopped. Premier Napthine’s promise to introduce legislation to license these activities should be mirrored by the Labor Party in the lead up to the election.