A senior New South Wales Liberal Party figure has made a shocking admission to an inquiry, revealing a potential breach of confidentiality in a parliamentary investigation. Damien Tudehope, the state's shadow attorney general and leader of the opposition in the upper house, testified before the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) in connection with Operation Rosny, an investigation into allegations of corruption and misconduct. Tudehope's testimony included an admission that he leaked a confidential draft report from a 2023 parliamentary inquiry to a member of a group of young conservative Liberal powerbrokers, who are now under scrutiny by the corruption watchdog. The revelation raises questions about the handling of sensitive information and potential conflicts of interest within the NSW Liberal Party.
NSW shadow attorney general, Damien Tudehope, tells inquiry Jean-Claude Perrottet had a talent for recruitingThe leader of the opposition in the New South Wales upper house has admitted to leaking a confidential draft report from a 2023 parliamentary inquiry to a member of a group of young conservative Liberal powerbrokers now under investigation by the corruption watchdog, an inquiry has heard.On Tuesday, Damien Tudehope, the NSW shadow attorney general and Liberal leader in the upper house, gave evidence as part of the Independent Commission Against Corruption’s (Icac) Operation Rosny. Continue reading...
