Peter Dutton, the opposition leader, has called for Mark Scott to resign from his position as vice-chancellor of the University of Sydney, stating that if Scott had "any shred of integrity," he would step down. This demand follows Scott's apology regarding the university's management of complaints related to antisemitism. The university has faced significant criticism for its response to protest camps established on campus in reaction to Israel's military actions in Gaza, which escalated after Hamas's attack on October 7. Dutton's remarks highlight the ongoing tensions surrounding the university's handling of these sensitive issues.