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1st Reason - The
Australian Constitution -
SECT 96 'Financial assistance to States' of the Australian Constitution allows the Commonwealth Parliament to make financial grants to the States predicated "...on such terms and conditions as the Parliament thinks fit....". Due to the magnitude of the on-going annual tax payer wastage evident in Annexure A and hereunder, SECT 96 behooves the Commonwealth Govt. to 'Centralise' responsibility for measuring, quantifying and ranking all proposed infrastructure projects with forecast Capex >$20m upon the Commonwealth Productivity Commission.
Below are the two aforementioned sections of the Australian Constitution (SECT 51 and SECT 98) that obligate the Commonwealth Govt to enact new laws to 'Centralise' responsibility to ensure that all future major State infrastructure projects are robust and cost-effective and do not waste the Commonwealth Govt's Public Purse:
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