Extend Royal Commission Meeting Opens

Case Summary

Bank victims, supporters and concerned citizens want to see bank crimes punished and victims of bank misconduct compensated. This will not happen unless the Banking and Financial Services Royal Commission is extended to allow more time, more cases to be heard and more powers than currently exist in the Terms of Reference.

Politicians from all parties were invited by bank warriors to the Extend The Royal Commission forum at Parliament House, Canberra on 14.08.18. The campaign has continued to roll out and gain momentum since then with the help of Leon Ashby and dedicated Bank Warriors working together. Get Behind the Campaign.

Story Details

Story Of:

Bank Victim Horror Story Event - Aug 2018

Bank Involved:

Banks in General

Financial Institution (if other):

Financial Services & Non-Banks

Bank Malpractice Type:

Predatory Lending

Incompetent Business Practices

Corruption

Powermongering & Greed

Unconscionable Conduct

Other Bad Banking Behaviour

Video - Extend Banking Royal Commission:

Sen Fraser Anning Opens Extend Bank Royal Commission Meeting

Other Notes & Commentry

Notes:

The Community Is Working Together

Thank you, Leon Ashby for working directly with bank victims to create a forum for critically important banking and financial services victims' stories to get out to the public, media and Australia's politicians.

It is encouraging to see the response from fellow bank victims, supporters and concerned citizens. But, many more people need to join in to create an unstoppable force. We all want the crime and corruption in the banking and financial sector stopped, crimes to go punished and victims compensated.

This will not happen without an extended Banking Royal Commission that has real teeth, a much more powerful TOR and the time it takes to find out what needs to happen to change the systems and structures that have allowed the situation to become the mess that it is.

United people-power is making a difference!

The Bank Victims Horror Stories were exposed in Parliament House Canberra. Bank victims, supporters and concerned citizens want to see bank crimes punished and bank victims compensated.
Just hours after victims and their supporters gathered - not one Senator dared vote against the proposal to extend the Royal Commission.
This will not happen unless the Banking and Financial Services Royal Commission is extended to allow more time, more cases to be heard and more power seen in the Terms of Reference.
Australians need to get behind this campaign. There has been no better time to take action! We cannot afford to let this issue slip and be white-washed into oblivion.

Sign the Petition for an Extended Banking Royal Commission TODAY! Time is running out.
https://www.bankreformnow.com.au/petition