Excerpt from an article dated 15 August 2022, which states Keith Pitt had "expressed concern that the government did not have grounds to reject it".
My question is, if the government didn't have grounds to reject it then, why would the situation be any different now?
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2022/aug/15/scott-morrison-used-self-appointed-powers-to-override-minister-on-unpopular-pep11-gas-drilling-permit?utm_source=summari
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