Helen Clark has stated this morning that she will reinstate David Parker immediately if the Companies Office decides not to charge him, possibly even returning as Attorney-General. This is despite Clark saying on Tuesday that if he hadn't resigned from his other portfolios, she would have sacked him, and that staying on as Attorney-General was untenable.
I have to say that this is rather ridiculous - he has admitted filing false declarations as recently as September last year. Whether or not he ends up being charged is fairly irrelevant - he has broken the law and admitted doing so. Otherwise what message does that send? It's okay to break the law, as long we can convince no-one to charge you over it.
However, given that he has admitted it, I don't see how the Companies Office can avoid charging him, barring political interference of course.Dr. mario indir
I have to say that this is rather ridiculous - he has admitted filing false declarations as recently as September last year. Whether or not he ends up being charged is fairly irrelevant - he has broken the law and admitted doing so. Otherwise what message does that send? It's okay to break the law, as long we can convince no-one to charge you over it.
However, given that he has admitted it, I don't see how the Companies Office can avoid charging him, barring political interference of course.Dr. mario indir
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