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The Commissioner Kenneth Hayne during The Royal Commission's initial public hearing into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry in Melbourne, Monday, February 12, 2018. (AAP Image/Fairfax media, Eddie Jim) NO ARCHIVING

The Royal Commission into the Financial Services Industry. 12 February 2018. Source: APP

Bank customers and former banking staff have been reassured they will not be sued for speaking out at the banking royal commission. The inquiry has opened with the commissioner promising consumers and whistleblowers will be protected under law.

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Bank customers and former banking staff have been reassured they will not be sued for speaking out at the banking royal commission. The inquiry has opened with the commissioner promising consumers and whistleblowers will be protected under law.

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