Police Minister Yasmin Catley has defended the Government’s decision not to hold a Parliamentary Inquiry into Regional Crime.
In October the Country Mayors Association, NSW Farmers and the Police Association of NSW joined forces to call for an inquiry into crime, law and order in rural and regional NSW.
The Country Women’s Association of NSW added their weight to the push just a few weeks later.But the government is refusing to budge.
The Country Mayors Association's Chairman Jamie Chaffey said, "It is insulting for our NSW leaders to try . . .
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