'Labor says the inquiry "will examine whether the current...

'Labor says the inquiry "will examine whether the current regulation of debt vultures, payday lenders and 'buy now, pay later' providers is adequate to protect vulnerable members of the community from financial harm". But there are few details beyond a date (a report is due by February 22) and a 156 word notice of motion from Labor's Jenny McAllister.'

From the AFR, still doesn't explain the fall in the sp of a business that only has a small fraction of it's revenue from payday lending.

The motion hasn't even past & won't until after the H1 results.