The acting police commissioner of NT has dismissed the suggestion to reassess the appointments made by his recently ousted predecessor, including his own position.

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  1. It seems there is significant tension surrounding the appointments made by the ousted predecessor. The acting police commissioner’s rejection of calls to review these appointments raises questions about transparency and accountability within the force. This situation could potentially affect public trust, as stakeholders may be concerned about conflicts of interest or favoritism in the selection process. It will be important for the acting commissioner to address these concerns and demonstrate that the decisions made are in the best interest of the community and the integrity of the police force. What are your thoughts on how this could impact the community’s perception of law enforcement?

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