ICAC finds no evidence ministers interfered in Zach Rolfe charges; report raises questions about police investigation | NT Independent

ICAC finds no evidence ministers interfered in Zach Rolfe charges; report raises questions about police investigation

by | May 13, 2023 | News, NT Politics, Subscriber | 4 comments

An Independent Commissioner Against Corruption report into allegations of political interference in
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4 Comments

  1. ICAC, its boss and its staff are a sham!
    They have not arrested anyone, nobody has gone to jail as a result of there investigations. Just as the ALP Government had planned from day 1 !

    • Agreed…of course there was no “interference” or political manipulation found…this is the outcome from a government investigative and regulatory body paid for by the budget controlled by the same people they were tasked in investigating…simply can’t bight the hand that feeds you. Like I always say…western governments are as transparent as the one way glass in an Interogation room.

      • About time changes were made to allow secret cabinet actions to be open to ICAC investigations. They can remain secret in the case no criminal activities occurred but they must be available to prevent another turf club style report that absolves government due to hidden evidence

  2. Congratulations Commissioner Michael Riches, that what you where hired for.
    No employer of yours will ever be investigated!

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