新南威尔士州酒店经营者迈克尔·奥哈拉在反腐机构ICAC的Operation Rosny听证会上作证，承认自己在支持自由党年轻权力掮客的决定上犯了"错误"12。作为被禁止的捐款人，奥哈拉因在酒吧和赌博业拥有多个场所而受到捐款限制1。
ICAC指控奥哈拉通过公司Paslibdan Pty Ltd进行未申报且超过捐款上限的政治捐款1。这些捐款被伪装成"战略财富策略投资建议"咨询费1。在听证会上，奥哈拉表示对涉及新州改革者派系成员的指控感到"震惊和厌恶"1，并直言"我以为他们是好人……我支持他们是个错误，因为他们显然离道德底线远去了"1。
Operation Rosny调查计划进行八周1。多米尼克·佩罗特于2022年将这些指控转交ICAC，他本人不涉及任何不当行为指控1。
Michael O'Hara, a hotelier and operator of multiple venues in bars and gambling businesses, testified before the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) that supporting a faction within NSW's Liberal Party was a "mistake."1 The investigation alleges that O'Hara, classified as a prohibited donor due to his industry interests, concealed and exceeded legal political donation limits through his company Paslibdan Pty Ltd in an attempt to influence the composition of party membership.1
O'Hara expressed shock and disgust at allegations involving members of the NSW Reformers faction.1 During the Operation Rosny hearing, he stated: "I thought they were good people... I made a mistake supporting them because they've clearly lost the moral bottom line."1 The donations were disguised as consulting fees for "strategic wealth strategy investment advice."1 O'Hara indicated he had ceased funding the group of young Liberal Party power brokers after concluding that figures including Scott Morrison and Dominic Perrottet had "gone woke."2
The ICAC investigation, scheduled to run for eight weeks, is examining alleged corrupt conduct related to NSW Liberal Party figures.1 Dominic Perrottet referred the allegations to ICAC in 2022 and is not the subject of any misconduct accusations.1
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