TRANSCRIPT Senator James Paterson Liberal Senator for Victoria Chair, Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Tabling of interim report: Regulation of auditing inquiry Chair’s chamber statement Thursday 27 February 2020 I rise to speak to the tabling of the Regulation of Auditing Interim report as Chair of the Parliamentary Joint...
MEDIA RELEASE Senator James Paterson Chair, Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services Liberal Senator for Victoria Tabling of interim report: Regulation of auditing inquiry https://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Joint/Corporations_and_Financial_Services/RegulationofAuditing/Interim_report Thursday 27 February 2020 Today, the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services has tabled an interim report on the regulation of auditing in...
Senator Paterson on ABC News: Budget surplus, Coronavirus, climate change...
Senator Paterson joins host Andrew Bolt and fellow panellist Senator Kimberley Kitching to discuss Bettina Arndt, ASIO, China, Mack Horton, #wolverines...
Senator Paterson joins host Peter Stefanovic to discuss ASIO's report of the Australian security landscape, and domestic violence...
Senator Paterson joins host Patricia Karvelas and fellow pannellist Stephen Jones MP to discuss emmissions targets, domestic violence, and coronavirus....
Olivia Caisley and Nicola Berkovic - The Australian - Thursday 20 February 2020 Government MPs are sounding the alarm ahead of two High Court vacancies amid concerns judges hand-picked by former attorney-general George Brandis have ventured into judicial activism, straying from a “black letter approach to...
Ellen Whinnett - Herald Sun - 20 February 2020 In the 1984 movie Red Dawn starring Patrick Swayze and Charlie Sheen, a brave group of high school kids form a resistance group and repel a Soviet invasion of the United States. They call themselves the Wolverines, after their...
Edmund Tadros - The Financial Review - Wednesday 19 February The big four consulting firms —Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC — are set to remain in the spotlight of a parliamentary committee looking into audit quality following a successful Labor push to extend the inquiry by...
Patrick Commins and Richard Ferguson - The Australian - Wednesday 19 February 2020 Josh Frydenberg is refusing to abolish the luxury car tax that forces Australians to pay thousands of dollars more on imported vehicles priced at more than $67,500 — even though the tariff was...