Ganesh Sahathevan

 by Ganesh Sahathevan                                                                                                                   NSW Premier Chris Minns The Daily Telegraph reported on 10 September 2016:  Kogarah MP Chris Minns said his electorate office received a $2000 cheque from Minshen Zhu’s  Top Education group  in the lead up to the state election last year. But he said the cheque was not accompanied by one of Labor’s “prohibited donor declaration forms”, which the party made every sponsor sign to state that they were a legal political donor. Mr Minns said after the form did arrive several months later his staff sought further advice from the Labor Party’s Sussex St head office on Dr Zhu but it never came. “In an abundance of caution, we made a decision not to cash the cheque because we didn’t have the appropriate paperwork,” Mr Minns told The Saturday Telegraph last night. Minns is now Premier NSW, and his personal experience ought to motivate his government and he to ad

 by Ganesh Sahathevan                                                                                           Mick Fuller and his premier, Gladys Berejiklian The former NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said in his notice to returning air travellers that Revenue NSW " will be charging a mandatory quarantine fee"  for their hotel quarantine.  On the other hand,  former NSW Ministers  Hazzard and Tudehope  have insisted that the  quarantine fees are being  charged by  Sydney Local Health District, pursuant to the NSW Health Services Act (HSA).  Tudehope did however insist that the fee included police and Army security (which are not provided for in the HSA)  The HSA does not confer Revenue NSW with powers to provide or charge for health services.  To Be Read With  Damien Tudehope, NSW Minister for Finance using Health Services Act to recover costs that fall outside the Act; Dominello's Revenue NSW enforcing collection of costs under the guise quarantine fees October 23,