新南威尔士州独立反贪委员会（ICAC）Rosny行动的公开听证会继续进行[1]。前州长Dominic Perrottet的弟弟Jean-Claude Perrottet作为右翼派系Reformers的关键成员继续作证[1]。他承认曾偶尔为Reformers成员资格付款[1]。
法庭提交的文件显示，Reformers人物策划在2019年选举后在部长及选举办公室安插人员[1]。Perrottet在担任部长幕僚期间从事派系工作，曾向同事Christian Ellis发送短信，称议员对ICAC感到害怕[1]。此外，Perrottet在担任Catholic Schools NSW员工期间被告知职位冗余，该事发生在公开听证两个月前[1]。Jeremy Greenwood也被列在当日证人名单中[1]。
Jean-Claude Perrottet, brother of former New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet and a key member of the right-wing Reformers faction, continued giving evidence before the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) on the second day of public hearings into Operation Rosny [1]. Perrottet acknowledged that he had occasionally paid for Reformers members' Liberal Party memberships [1]. Documents presented to the inquiry revealed that Reformers operatives had planned to place personnel in ministerial and electoral offices following the 2019 state election [1].
During his testimony, Perrottet carried out factional work while employed as a ministerial staffer in the office of Damien Tudehope, during which time he sent a text message to Christian Ellis describing a parliamentarian as "scared" of the ICAC [1]. Additionally, Perrottet was informed two months before the public hearings began that his position at Catholic Schools NSW had become redundant [1]. Jeremy Greenwood was also listed as a witness scheduled to appear during the day's proceedings [1].