Member for La Trobe, Jason Wood, voted 24 times to block a royal commission into the banking and financial services. The Royal Commission has already uncovered evidence of widespread criminality by the big banks.
And now Mr Wood is supporting a push to give the big banks a $13.2 BILLION corporate tax cut AND laws that allow banks to get their hands on industry super.
Source: Hansard
24 TIMES JASON WOOD MP VOTED AGAINST A BANKING ROYAL COMMISSION
On 17 August, 2017 Jason Wood
voted one time to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 14 August, 2017 Jason Wood
voted one time to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 19 June, 2017 Jason Wood
voted three times to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 1 December, 2016 Jason Wood
voted three times to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 1 September, 2016 Jason Wood
voted seven times to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 31 August, 2016 Jason Wood
voted four times to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 18 April, 2016 Jason Wood
voted two times to protect the banks from a royal commission
On 19 April 2016 Jason Wood
voted three times to protect the banks from a royal commission
The Banking Royal Commission has proved that we're being ripped off and it never would have happened if Jason Wood had his way.
Big banks are out of control.
Small business owners, farmers and working people have been robbed.
The banks bring in record profits every year.
We can stop this tax cut. We can stop banks ripping people off.
HERE’S WHAT THE ROYAL COMMISSION HAS EXPOSED SO FAR:
1. Commonwealth Bank charged dead people fees for over ten years
2. Commonwealth Bank charged millions in fees and still hasn’t paid them all back
3. Commonwealth Bank is being sued for failing to comply with laws targeting money laundering for terrorist groups and drug cartels
4. Westpac refused to stop pushing people into dodgy products, saying it would put them at a commercial disadvantage
5. AMP stole fees from customers for no service, lied to the regulator, trapped people in dodgy investments and charged them up to $25,000 per month for the privilege
6. NAB handed people cash to sign others up people to bad deals
7. ANZ and NAB manipulated the banking bills swap rate for massive profits