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A former Transport Department official who was fined $5000 after a four-year legal saga sparked by an ICAC investigation has written to the Marshall Government demanding an independent review of his case and stronger oversight of the state’s anti-corruption watchdog.
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Three Liberal MPs have confirmed they are the focus of an ICAC corruption investigation, breaking their silence to “deny any allegations of criminality” as the crisis-hit party-room met today.
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A number of state MPs are being investigated for potential “criminal conduct”, outgoing anti-corruption commissioner Bruce Lander has revealed in an explosive farewell interview.
UPDATED | A review into the operations of the state’s anti-corruption commissioner is set to recommend dramatically limiting the watchdog’s powers to investigate matters of maladministration, InDaily understands.
Parliamentarians are effectively immune from a finding of misconduct under the state’s ICAC Act because Parliament refuses to impose a Code of Conduct on its own members, the state’s outgoing anti-corruption commissioner argues.
MPs under a public integrity investigation over the potential misuse of parliamentary allowances have refused to release documents requested by the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption, citing parliamentary privilege – prompting a warning that the inquiry may be abandoned.
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