ICAC Operation Rosny: Jean-Claude Perrottet paid $5000 a month by Beckington
The ICAC corruption inquiry is investigating links between developer Jean Nassif and political figures, including the brother of former NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet. Evidence presented includes phone taps suggesting financial offers for political influence.
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This investigation exposes potential systemic corruption and the influence of property developers on political processes, which is a matter of significant public interest.
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Share A A A ICAC’s Operation Rosny is investigating property developer Jean Nassif’s links to political powerbrokers, councils and Catholic schools. See all stories . Fugitive Sydney developer Jean Nassif was captured on a phone tap offering $100,000 to one of Jean-Claude Perrottet’s brothers to support a Liberal Party preselection, in stunning evidence before a bombshell corruption inquiry.
The revelation emerged in a June 2021 phone conversation between Perrottet, the youngest brother of former premier Dominic Perrottet, and Nassif, which was played to the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Thursday. Nassif was a client of Jean-Claude Perrottet’s when he worked at Medallion Finance.
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