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One Nation Senator Tyron Whitten Faces Section 44 Breach Claims Over Snowy Hydro Contracts
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One Nation Senator Tyron Whitten Faces Section 44 Breach Claims Over Snowy Hydro Contracts

One Nation Senator Tyron Whitten may have breached Section 44 of the Australian Constitution due to his family company's contracts with Snowy Hydro. Constitutional expert Prof Anne Twomey suggests a potential disqualification, referencing precedent from the Bob Day case, though Whitten's argument for eligibility is considered strong.

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