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Parliamentary processes for handling serious workplace harassment have been again thrust into the spotlight amid new claims about the events at a Liberal Party function in which women were allegedly subjected to lewd or abusive behaviour from multiple MPs and their staff – with subsequent complaints all-but ignored.
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SA Best MLC Connie Bonaros has questioned whether Liberal exile Sam Duluk is “fit to represent South Australians in our parliament”, as Premier Steven Marshall refuses to declare whether he wants the embattled MP back in the party-room.
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Parliamentary Speaker Josh Teague has defied Premier Steven Marshall and refused to reopen a stalled investigation into embattled Liberal exile Sam Duluk – telling parliament the matter had been “completed by the judicial process”.
UPDATED | Liberal-in-exile Sam Duluk could still face political sanctions despite being found not guilty of assaulting SA Best MLC Connie Bonaros at an alcohol-fuelled Parliament House Christmas Party, with a magistrate finding the MP’s behaviour was “rude, unpleasant, insensitive and disrespectful”.
Premier Steven Marshall appears to have softened his stance on the prospect of Liberal exile Sam Duluk re-joining his party-room if he is acquitted of a charge of basic assault next month.
The QC defending Liberal exile Sam Duluk has invoked the case of Cardinal George Pell in arguing why the MP should be cleared of a charge of basic assault.
Police investigating an alleged assault by Liberal exile Sam Duluk were not aware of a photograph featuring the Waite MP with his accuser, SA Best MLC Connie Bonaros, until three weeks ago, a court has been told.
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