‘Nobody from the Labor party has contacted me’ about $15bn CFMEU corruption claim, expert says
•Integrity expert Geoffrey Watson claims no contact from the Victorian Labor government regarding his corruption report.
•Watson's report alleges $15bn in taxpayer losses due to corruption within the CFMEU.
•The CFMEU's administrator warns that criminal activity continues on construction sites.
المصدر: The Guardian | Source: The GuardianGeoffrey Watson criticises Victorian government as union administrator warns of ongoing criminality on construction sites
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Integrity expert Geoffrey Watson SC says “nobody” from the Victorian Labor government has contacted him about his bombshell report alleging corruption in the construction union which he estimated cost taxpayers at least $15bn, as its administrator warned “criminality” still exists in the sector.
Watson’s Rotting from the Top report was commissioned by a former administrator of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) and was tendered during a Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU in February.
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→Integrity expert Geoffrey Watson claims no contact from the Victorian Labor government regarding his corruption report.
→Watson's report alleges $15bn in taxpayer losses due to corruption within the CFMEU.
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