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Statement on CMC inquiry into misconduct allegations
Premier and Minister for the Arts
The Honourable Anna Bligh
09/11/2009
Statement on CMC inquiry into misconduct allegations
Premier Anna Bligh has today welcomed the announcement by the Crime and Misconduct Commission of a public hearing into allegations of official misconduct involving a former ministerial adviser.
Ms Bligh said the allegations involving former advisor Simon Tutt were very serious and required a thorough and independent assessment.
"This decision is further evidence of the CMC's ability to act as a Standing Commission of Inquiry, to act independently and to act in the public interest," Ms Bligh said.
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Publish Date: 10 Nov 09
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