Exclusive Brethren spokesman Lloyd Grimshaw on right-wing US TV
Ahead of his boss, Bruce Hales, giving evidence before the parliament's electoral matters committee, Grimshaw tells the world the church had nothing to do with the last Federal election.
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Lloyd Grimshaw, a spokesperson for the Exclusive Brethren, has appeared on a right-wing United States television program to discuss the church’s involvement in Australian politics. The appearance comes as the group prepares for upcoming testimony before a federal parliamentary committee.
The church leader, Bruce Hales, is scheduled to provide evidence to the parliament’s electoral matters committee. Ahead of this appearance, Grimshaw has utilized international media to address allegations regarding the organization's influence on national voting processes.
During the broadcast, Grimshaw stated that the church played no role in the most recent federal election. This assertion serves as a public rebuttal to claims that the religious group has sought to exert influence over Australian political outcomes.
The upcoming parliamentary inquiry is expected to examine various aspects of the electoral system. The testimony from the Exclusive Brethren leadership is anticipated to be a focal point of the committee's proceedings as it reviews matters related to political participation and influence.
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Exclusive Brethren spokesman Lloyd Grimshaw on right-wing US TV
Ahead of his boss, Bruce Hales, giving evidence before the parliament's electoral matters committee, Grimshaw tells the world the church had nothing to do with the last Federal election.
1 day agoExclusive Brethren spokesman Lloyd Grimshaw on right-wing US TV
Ahead of his boss, Bruce Hales, giving evidence before the parliament's electoral matters committee, Grimshaw tells the world the church had nothing to do with the last Federal election.
1 day ago