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Steel ‘accepts responsibility’ for flawed MyWay+ rollout but won’t apologise

October 30, 2025

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Transport Chris Steel: “I accept responsibility for the issues … and also the fixes.” Photo: Ian Bushnell.

ACT Transport Minister Chris Steel has refused to apologise for the bungled MyWay+ rollout after being censured in the Legislative Assembly over a damning committee report tabled…

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