Leak Unlawful; Bridges Collapsing

Bridge collapsing.   pn 395

"If someone knew they did not have authority to access information on the internet but accessed it regardless, and continued to do that more than 2000 times, as Treasury claims, then that was against the law",  Lawyer Felix Geiringer said. (Click to read more.)

"The circumstances of it are highly suspicious in terms of criminal activity.

"If you're doing something you know you're not allowed to do then it doesn't matter how easy it is to do, it's against the law."

How does this leave Simon Bridges? No doubt he hopes to stengthen his position within the National Party, but it could result to a further collapse of public confidence.

- ACW 

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