The Federal Parliament was supposed to resume today, but as we know, the Prime Minister thinks it's still far too dangerous for our politicians. #auspol | @vanOnselenP pic.twitter.com/rIhTltv0fa— 10 News First (@10NewsFirst) August 4, 2020
Prime Minister Scott 'Job Shirker' Morrison suspension of the Australian Parliament drags on and on.
Even though he has appropriate IT capability at his disposal Morrison is still refusing to let both the House of Representatives and the Senate sit virtually.
This means that the Australian Parliament has only sat for 28 days so far this year.
Which has left Scott Morrison and his cronies free of official scrutiny for most of the last six months.
Even during the 1919 Spanish Influenza pandemic which killed est. 15,000 Australians the Senate sat for 39 days and the House of Representatives for 51 days.
Both houses also sat during the world war years of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945.
However it seems, like his 'mentor' Donald Trump, Scott Morrison is made of lesser stuff.