The Opposition says it will be demanding answers from Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro when Parliament resumes Tuesday morning, calling for the full ICAC report into Michael Murphy’s misconduct to be released, as well as the advice from the Solicitor General, and for her to explain why a so-called “educational tool” for the public service has been kept secret, while Ms Finocchiaro said on Monday she was still waiting for advice from the ICAC before tabling the report in Parliament.

The fortnight of parliamentary sittings are also expected to see the Territory Coordinator Bill pushed through to establish the controversial role, with public protests already planned for Tuesday morning, as well as debate on Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation, reforms to long service leave, scrapping the debt ceiling and other matters.

Subscribe or Log in to read the rest of this content.