NSW Government Rejects Own Inquiry's Hate Speech Findings After Months of Delay The New South Wales government's decision to reject its own inquiry's findings on hate speech laws is a stark reminder of the disconnect between rhetoric and reality in Australian politics.
The inquiry, led by Justice John Sackar, was established to review the state's hate speech protections and provide recommendations for improvement.
Instead of embracing these suggestions, Attorney General Michael Daley has chosen to ignore them, citing concerns about complex questions around freedom of expression.