Comments by "" (@pwillis1589) on "Calls for an inquiry into government's Indigenous spending" video.

  1.  @Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied  Are you suggesting we ignore English common law and the native title act. Are you suggesting criminal action?
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  2. Read the budget for the NIAA, it explains in detail where funding goes. The NIAA is regularly audited by the ANAO along with land councils.
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  3. The NIAA and land councils are regularly audited by the ANAO.
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  4.  @joancahill4405  what missing $billions. You made the claim, what specific missing money?
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  5.  @lyleessex4631  As explained in an earlier comment the NIAA was audited by the ANAO less than two years ago. Its report is on its website. You are obviously not concerned as you haven’t read its findings. The NIAA was found to be deficient in some of its financial checks, recommendations were made to fix them and the NIAA accepted its shortcomings and resolved to fix them. This is all in the public domain. You have made baseless and unsubstantiated claims without a shred of evidence. Provide that specific evidence.
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  6. Here we go, over a hundred comments and mostly racist in nature.
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  7.  @steverogers9507  Remain ignorant or go to ANAO website and read the audit it conducted on the NIAA 18 months ago. I don't know what your testicles have to do with anything.
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  8.  @Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied  Nice conspiracy theory. The Australian National Audit Office is an independently legislated body that conducts audits of all types of government and semi government institutions. Check out its website and it’s audit of the NIAA.
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  9.  @icantcook9998  What do you suggest. Ignore our courts and English common law land ownership rights.
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  10.  @lyleessex4631  Native title law explicitly states what land is available for indigenous land claims. Basically crown land is the only land available. Is this what you mean by own land. If you can afford it anyone can purchase freehold land.
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