@yodaberg The board must and should be furious. And after the government has been so vocal about activist charities, too. Hugely damaging and raises questions about her judgement but also Frydenberg’s

@MargaretSimons @engagedpractx just told me the board issued a statement saying they didn't know. I haven't seen it yet, just hunting. So appalling.

@yodaberg From my understanding if she keeps her job they risk losing their charitable status, which seems pretty cut and dried?

@GidMK I've heard yes and I've heard no. But honestly... the CEO of an organisation like that has to show good judgement. She clearly has none.

@yodaberg Immediate exit. Her job is to serve the organisation. Pure and simple This does nothing but harm it now and in the future She’s gone by the end of this week

@engagedpractx I hope so. I mean... it's *such* a bad call.

@yodaberg Inconceivable

@H_Agent_002 I would be extremely surprised if she hadn’t.

@yodaberg The Board's actions at this moment are crucial

@yodaberg 1000% agree.

@yodaberg Being paid 250k a year is bad decision by the board that's running a charity if what I've seen is correct when it comes to her salary.

@yodaberg Questions also need to be asked of Cate Sayers who also appears on Josh Frydenberg's literature in her role as founder of the Inclusion Foundation. It appears to be a wonderful and very worthy charity but is not acting in an apolitical way...

@yodaberg If only she had a way she could have seen this backlash coming.

@yodaberg Karen Hayes was only thinking of her next role with the #lnp , no other logical explanation

@yodaberg Don’t know but that one decision is sufficient

@yodaberg I can't quite imagine Ms Hayes woke up one morning and thought to herself, "I think I should endorse Josh." Someone would have encouraged her to this epiphany.

@yodaberg How much is she paid?

@yodaberg It’s not just the CEO, the board wasn’t on top of this and should resign.