Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to conservative Liberal group amid Icac investigation
Australian opposition leader Angus Taylor has denied making payments to a conservative Liberal group currently under investigation by the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC). Taylor stated he is not a party to the proceedings and has not been approached by the commission.
Why it matters
The investigation involves potential political corruption, which carries significant implications for the integrity of the Australian political system.
The opposition leader, Angus Taylor, was named as potential donor to conservative Liberal group known as the Reformers, now being investigated by the NSW corruption watchdog Icac. He is not accused of wrongdoing. Photograph: Dan Himbrechts/AAP The opposition leader, Angus Taylor, was named as potential donor to conservative Liberal group known as the Reformers, now being investigated by the NSW corruption watchdog Icac. He is not accused of wrongdoing. Photograph: Dan Himbrechts/AAP Independent Commission Against Corruption Angus Taylor insists he made no payments to conservative Liberal group amid Icac investigation Opposition leader says he is ‘not a party to proceedings’ being investigated by NSW corruption watchdog as fellow liberals close ranks
Prefer the Guardian on Google Angus Taylor says no payments were made in relation to a growing corruption case involving members of the NSW Liberal party , insisting he is not a party to the proceedings.
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