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Queenslanders suffering from economic hardship during the coronavirus pandemic who have telephoned the Government’s state penalties enforcement registry (SPER) have had their calls diverted to a credit reporting agency previously fined millions of dollars for breaching customer law.
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More than 30 Queensland Government staff and contractors have been locked out of their work with no warning, after their jobs are suddenly ended without their knowledge.
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The Queensland Government agency responsible for collecting more than $1 billion of state debts — the State Penalty Enforcement Registry (SPER) — is being assessed for “allegations of corrupt conduct” after a referral by its own department.
