Nearly two years since Gladys Berejiklian resigned as NSW premier, the state’s corruption watchdog will finally release its report into her conduct. Here’s what you need to know.
NSW ICAC's investigation hinges on whether Gladys Berejiklian's concealment of her relationship with Daryl Maguire breached the public trust.NSW ICAC’s Operation Keppel report will be delivered to state parliament at 9am on Thursday.The corruption inquiry exposed the then-premier's "close personal relationship" with disgraced Liberal MP Daryl Maguire.
ICAC’s Operation Keppel report will be delivered to the parliament's presiding officers at 9am on Thursday, and will be available for public viewing if the officers make it public. Ms Berejiklian has denied any wrongdoing, citing concerns about likely lengthy delays in ICAC delivering its report as a reason for her resignation.While under questioning during public hearings, Ms Berejiklian revealed she and Mr Maguire had been in a long-term, clandestine relationship,The inquiry heard from senior public servants and MPs, many of whom said Ms Berejiklian should have disclosed her relationship to avoid the appearance of impropriety.
During Ms Berejiklian's nine hours of evidence, she was played several intercepted phone calls with Mr Maguire.
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