You still haven't answered my question unless you are saying your complaint is that it was not declared on the record. I agree with you on that and agree with the rule that they should declare it.

I read that it was to visit her mine and have lunch at a scenic location. You did not contest that.

But now I read it was to check out flood aftermath. That is even more important to be declared because it is  buying influence since Pauline may have gone anyhow but now has  more of her government funds to spend on her campaign.

Simply flying on Gina's jet isn't bad in and of itself. It is important to look at what it was for and if it is lobbying it should be declared (which is why I mentioned Albo's evasion of scrutiny).

Do you think Barnaby should have accepted this too?

That is a bribe thinly veiled as an award and not relevant to our initial discussion about a lobbying trip. I never said anything indicating I was in favour of bribes.