Here at the Spectator Australia Political Research Institute we have been grappling with the most contentious issue that is currently baffling political scientists around the world. The question is whether there has ever been a government minister in any country as hopeless, hapless, woebegone, ignorant of his responsibilities and unable to perform the most basic requirements of his office than Andrew Giles, the Australian Minister for Immigration.
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