Minns says his office possibly not notified of neo-Nazi rally because it was held on the weekend

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List of those who were told in advance grows to include police, parliamentary security, lower house speaker and upper house president

The NSW premier, Chris Minns, says staff in his office may not have been notified in advance about Saturday’s neo-Nazi rally by parliamentary security “because it was on the weekend”.

The premier said his department’s secretary would look into changes to security procedures after it emerged other senior parliamentary figures and police were warned about the rally on Macquarie Street.

Source: www.theguardian.com

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