During a New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) hearing, Liberal factional figure Jeremy Greenwood rejected claims that his evidence was "ridiculous." The testimony centered on Anita Perrottet, sister-in-law to former Premier Dominic Perrottet, and her alleged role in providing advice on lobbying clients, specifically concerning vaping among minors and the greyhound industry.
Greenwood argued that the relevance of Ms. Perrottet's children's ages at the time of her advice was not pertinent to the inquiry. The counsel assisting the commission suggested that the information Ms. Perrottet provided might have already been publicly available through other sources, casting doubt on the unique value of her contribution and the substantial payment received.
Perrottet's Sister-in-Law's Advice Questioned at ICAC
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