Icac hits paydirt as Reformers’ ‘shit sheets’ are given a very public airing
Summary
The New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (Icac) revealed a secret document, called a "shit sheet," that criticized former NSW police minister David Elliott. The investigation focuses on claims that members of a secret right-wing group in the NSW Liberal Party accepted illegal political donations and used damaging materials to influence politics.Key Facts
- Icac found a document targeting former NSW police minister David Elliott.
- The document was created by young members of a Liberal Party faction called the Reformers.
- The Reformers are accused of taking undeclared political donations from banned donors like developers and hoteliers.
- Catholic Schools NSW allegedly made undeclared payments totalling $260,000.
- Hotelier Michael O’Hara reportedly gave more than $150,000 in undeclared donations.
- Developer Jean Nassif is said to have paid $2 million to influence political figures and decisions.
- The document included allegations of an extramarital affair by Elliott, which he denies.
- The case exposes factional conflicts within the NSW Liberal Party and possible political corruption.
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