A former KPMG partner who exposed serious flaws in the NSW rail corporation has told a parliamentary inquiry that he would do it again, despite it costing him his job.
and I were both sacked for our work on TAHE, but I’m sure we’d each do the same again in the same circumstance,” he told the inquiry.
Asked by Greens MP Abigail Boyd whether KPMG should refund the government for its bill for the work on TAHE, Lyon said the firm should because it gave “two bits of competing advice”. The firm said in a submission to the inquiry that Lyon was invited to provide detail of his concerns through established channels, including anonymous or third-party processes. “We remain committed to addressing any inappropriate behaviour at KPMG,” it said.the state-owned rail corporation by taking advice from experts about a suitable timeframe to dismantle it and return the rail assets to Transport for NSW and its agencies.
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