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The Sydney Morning Herald described the payment as a "bribe" and a "political rort".

Williams had received additional, undeclared payments via one of Sydney's sponsors during the 1990 season, with both the club and the player aware of the rort.

A number of Wests players and sports journalists have claimed that the '63 Grand Final was a rort and point to some questionable decisions.

The Federal Opposition (the Liberal-National Coalition at that time) demanded an enquiry to what they saw as a "rort" and the Keating ALP Government set up a Royal Commission.

Every time companies come up with a new rort they rake it in for a few years and get rich in the process before someone steps in (customer complaints are ignored) and says, hang on chaps, this doesn't quite sit right.

A second Royal Commission was appointed by the Howard government, and during 2004 Howard government ministers, particularly Tony Abbott, repeatedly accused the ALP of improperly profiting from the alleged "rort" of the lease.

David Marr and Marion Wilkonson, both journalists with the Sydney Morning Herald, wrote that the "beauty of the rort from AWB's point of view was that Australia's wheat farmers didn't pay a cent.

O'Sullivan, currently employed by Sydney Roosters, said last night he would be talking to lawyers on a number of issues after he was linked with the cap rort alongside four other officials described by News Ltd chief executive John Hartigan as rats in the ranks.

In June 2010, during the Senate discussion on the proposed Paid Parental Leave Scheme, Fielding suggested "some women may rort the scheme by deliberately falling pregnant and then having a late-term abortion".