Victoria has a bad law which the Andrews Government interprets to allow them to invoice the organisers of any private function if attendees need police protection from a violent mob. According to Victorian Police Minister Lisa Neville, such victims of lawlessness should pay for the distraction from “other police duties and crime prevention”.
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