Nick Feik
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126 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 28 May
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We don't get an understanding of the depth of the corruption that has been investigated.
Compare it to, for example, a royal commission like the Robodet Royal Commission.
The only reason this became a public issue and became so widely known was because we watched the blow-by-blow
in public of Catherine Holmes's Royal Commission hearings.
Now, we need the equivalent of that for the knack, I would say.
I've heard that argument, Waleed, but I would counter by saying that New South Wales ICAC is the most respected and admired anti-corruption organisation in the country.
That actually should be the model according to public polling and according to what integrity experts say.
I mean, we keep talking about the Grange bottle.
That comes up a lot.
No one was obliging him to resign over that.
That was his choice.
And I think it's entirely reasonable that politicians occasionally take a fall for doing the wrong thing.
Is that not a reasonable thing to expect about politicians, that they have integrity standards?
As in, that was his choice.
He wasn't obliged by the ICAC to resign because he'd received or mishandled a bottle of Grange.
I think public scrutiny is really important.
I'm not optimistic necessarily, but we have to believe that it's possible to improve this organisation.
We have to fight for a proper National Anti-Corruption Commission.
I know that there's been talk of critics of the NAC.
I know there was a defensiveness by Paul Brereton.
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