Should the government reinstate the Building and Construction Commission (ABCC)?

No, we should establish a national anti-corruption police intelligence agency instead that too with the power to whip up their own trials.

No; the initial purpose of reinstating the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) was to increase productivity within the industry, after it was first abolished in 2012. But, despite this, and during its years of reinstitution; 2016-2023, productivity levels actually began to decrease, coinciding with seemingly arbitrary policing, by the ABCC, that excessively targeted the presence and affiliation of trade unions, in the workplace. This abuse of power and unnecessary level of control, saw the ABCC as increasing political, detrimental to productivity, and a farce governing body. Though the ABCC had assumed a number of statutory roles, these responsibilities have each since been returned to the independent establishments that, prior to 2016, had previously fulfilled them, such as the Fair Work Ombudsman; the ABCC is redundant.

Yes, and establish a national broad-based anti-corruption watchdog to limit their powers

Yes, but we should also considered a national broad based anti-corruption watchdog as well to handle very serious cases.

Yes, but only as part of a federal ICAC

Yes, but also establish a national broad-based anti-corruption watchdog to limit their powers

I’m uneducated