Taylor claims RBA reforms will take Australia back to ‘bad old days’

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Taylor claims RBA reforms will take Australia back to ‘bad old days’
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Shadow treasurer Angus Taylor has claimed the proposed reforms to the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will take the country back to the 'bad old days' when the government dictated interest rates, as he doubled down on criticism of Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Angus Taylor claims RBA reforms will take Australia back to 'bad old days', doubles down on criticism of Treasurer Jim Chalmers

Mr Chalmers commissioned a review into the operation of the RBA last year, arguing the rates-setting body was in need of modernisation and using recommendations from the final report to set out a series of structural reforms. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Nicholas Eagar "The government clearly doesn't share our commitment to an independent, credible, capable reserve bank," he claimed.

However, he maintained the principal reason for his opposition to the reforms remained the concern Labor was seeking to employ a"sack and stack" strategy, which he argued would take the nation back to the"bad old days" when Australia's rate-setting body was fully controlled by the government.and Elana Rubin to the board last year as evidence he was ignoring recommendations from the review on correct hiring procedures.

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