It’s pretty easy to understand the politics behind the Albanese government’s shutting down the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC). The government has to protect its institutional political and financial partners – the construction unions.
The ABCC has been far too effective in requiring the militantly aggressive construction unions to comply with the law.
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