Minister Rejects Union Claims
Accusations made against the CFMEU's administrator have been rejected as "disgraceful" by Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth.
Labor has backed the administrator of the CFMEU against claims relating to ongoing allegations of misconduct within the union.
- Administrator Mark Irving KC reportedly ditched two anti-corruption teams hired to uncover misconduct in the union.
- Concerns were raised over the probe's investigative capacity, according to Nine newspapers.
"We want to see a construction industry free from corruption,"
Minister Rishworth dismissed the "absolutely baseless claims" in parliament, calling them a disgrace.
The coalition has called for a parliamentary inquiry into the administration.
Author's summary: Minister rejects CFMEU claims as baseless.
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