NSW Liberals corruption investigation kicks
The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has launched an eight-week public inquiry into the NSW Liberal Party. The investigation, known as Operation Rosny, examines potential electoral law breaches and conflicts of interest involving property developer Jean Nassif and party operatives.
Why it matters
This inquiry addresses potential systemic corruption in Australian state politics, involving high-profile figures and political party funding.
The ICAC inquiry focuses on the relationship between fugitive property developer, Jean Nassif and Liberal Party operatives. ( ABC News )
Link copied Share Share article The unremarkable walk into the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) offices on Elizabeth Street in Sydney has become a well-trodden path in state politics.
The NSW Liberal Party will come under focus as the investigation named Operation Rosny begins eight weeks of public hearings today.
It primarily centres around the relationship between a fugitive property developer, Liberal Party operatives and potential breaches of NSW electoral laws.
The NSW Liberal Party will come under focus during the eight weeks of the public inquiry. ( Facebook: NSW Liberal Party )
The investigation is complex to say the least, and names several notable figures, including two brothers of former Liberal premier Dominic Perrottet, Jean-Claude and Charles.
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