Former PM Scott Morrison Misled Public on Illegal Robo-Debt Scheme, Recommended for Prosecution
- The robo-debt royal commission found dishonesty and collusion by the Coalition government in their illegal welfare crackdown.
- Commissioner Catherine Holmes recommends criminal and civil prosecution of individuals involved.
- Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison allowed his cabinet to be misled over the scheme's illegality.
- The scheme ended up costing more than it saved and wrongly pursued vulnerable people as welfare cheats.
- The commission rejected some of Morrison's evidence and found he failed in his ministerial responsibility.