CEO of Investment NSW to front hearing into John Barilaro's plum US trade job

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A parliamentary inquiry will investigate the appointment and recruitment process behind John Barilaro's US trade job. It will hold a two-hour public hearing next week, with only one witness.

The CEO of Investment NSW will front a public hearing on Wednesday over the recruitment process for former deputy premier John Barilaro's new job in the US.Ms Brown said in an email the New York job would be an "internal matter"Mr Barilaro was last week named the state's senior trade commissioner to the Americas, to be based in New York, with a salary package topping $500,000.

"I think we are close to be able to announce NY and the others will probably be ready to go sometime in September. Then we are all done."Emails in early September stated a contract for the US role was being prepared. As the ABC reported on Thursday, Investment NSW CEO Amy Brown then wrote to the external recruiter on October 3.

 

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Maybe it’s ICAC they should all be fronting.

The amount these people earn is absolutely gobsmacking.. I cannot for the life of me understand how a position can be paid so much…

He sued a guy & got $750 k .He gets a life pension with CPI increases .Now he designed a job for himself.He failed to win Federal Seat .He approved all public assets to be privatised. He should be facing NSW ICAC .

Amy will be busy the next few days.

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