澳大利亚廉政公署（ICAC）针对新南威尔士州自由党右翼改革派的Operation Rosny调查已进入第三周。[1]游说者Jeremy Greenwood在法庭作证中承认制作了针对警察部长David Elliott的"污秽清单"文件，并为前州总理Jean-Claude Perrottet支付了两周斐济住宿费用和25,000美元贷款，以避免其出席2023年议会调查。[1]主持法官Fabian Gleeson多次对Greenwood的态度和言论提出警告。[1]
天主教学校新南威尔士州老板Dallas McInerney也出庭作证，否认为改革派筹款的指控，声称"震摇"一词仅是"短语用法"，与募捐活动无关。[1]此外，目前在英国的Christian Ellis拒绝出席廉政公署听证会，但Greenwood表示Ellis愿意提供视频证词。[1]该调查预计需要8周完成，目前已进行超过四分之一。[1]
Australia's Independent Commission Against Corruption entered the third week of Operation Rosny, examining allegations against NSW Liberal Party right-wing reformers.[1] Lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood testified that creating documents detailing accusations against political figures was a reasonable practice, while Dallas McInerney, a Catholic school executive, took the stand to deny allegations that he raised funds for the reform faction.[1]
Greenwood acknowledged drafting a "dirt file" targeting Police Minister David Elliott.[1] He also revealed that he funded a two-week Fiji accommodation for Jean-Claude Perrottet and provided a AU$25,000 loan to prevent him from attending a 2023 parliamentary inquiry.[1] When questioned about terminology, McInerney rejected the connection between the word "shake" and fundraising activities for the reformers, characterizing it as merely a "turn of phrase."[1] Christian Ellis, currently in the United Kingdom, has refused to attend the proceedings, though Greenwood indicated Ellis would be willing to provide video testimony.[1]
Presiding Judge Fabian Gleeson issued multiple warnings regarding Greenwood's demeanor and statements throughout the hearings.[1] The investigation is projected to conclude within eight weeks and has progressed beyond one-quarter of its scheduled duration.[1]