Comment on Australian welfare recipient’s data released to counter public criticismparentComments−prawn9yIs there something wrong with the agency making a public statement refuting the allegations, citing the information they have (but without specifics for privacy reasons)? Surely that helps them without their having handed over information?−yummyfajitas9y"She's wrong but we can't release any evidence proving it" doesn't seem very effective.−prawn9yI'd say they have writers capable of doing a little better than that.Virtually every PR statement omits detail and evidence that would back up their statements.
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Is there something wrong with the agency making a public statement refuting the allegations, citing the information they have (but without specifics for privacy reasons)? Surely that helps them without their having handed over information?
"She's wrong but we can't release any evidence proving it" doesn't seem very effective.
I'd say they have writers capable of doing a little better than that.
Virtually every PR statement omits detail and evidence that would back up their statements.