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Ministers continue to make decisions on fast-track projects after parties take donations linked to applicants

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One political scientist believes such donations to political parties could be perceived as creating a conflict of interest but official advice disagrees.

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Ministers continue to make decisions on fast-track projects after parties take donations linked to applicants

One political scientist believes such donations to political parties could be perceived as creating a conflict of interest but official advice disagrees.

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