Northern Territory Chief Minister Michael Gunner will release a report from the Independent Commission Against Corruption which found Speaker Kezia Purick committed a “serious breach of public trust”. “In June last year the ICAC received a complaint from the Member for Blain and the Member for Araluen alleging misconduct and anti democratic activities by the speaker,” Mr Gunner said.
“This related to a possible attempt by the members to establish a new political party in the Northern Territory called the Northern Australia Party. “Following their complaint the ICAC commenced an investigation. “This is not a finding that an offence has been committed, that would be a matter for the Director of Public Prosecutions.” Mr Gunner emphasised he would make no comment on the findings of the report. The report will be tabled in parliament on Tuesday.
fanniebay Now suddenly Aussies are seeing so many corrupt Politicians. Thank god we do not wait to vote them out they get kicked out as soon as its public knowledge it seems.
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