The former Future Fund chairman is in the hot seat as the point man of ‘Son of Wallis’ – and he can expect to be busy. The original Wallis inquiry attracted 268 submissions in its nine months, and produced a 17-chapter report of 705 pages – not including appendices. Will ‘Son of Wallis’ bring changes as seismic as its forerunner? We’ll find out later this year (hopefully).
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