Coalition Demands Parliamentary Inquiry into CFMEU
A senator will attempt to establish a parliamentary inquiry into the administration of the CFMEU due to serious concerns over its performance.
The union's construction division was forced into administration by the Albanese government after allegations of bikie figures infiltrating the union and other criminal activity.
- Administrator Mark Irving KC reportedly ditched two anti-corruption teams hired to uncover misconduct in the union.
- A lawyer brought on to run the investigation quit due to concerns over inadequate powers.
Concerns over the CFMEU's administration have led to calls for a parliamentary inquiry.
The coalition will push to set up a parliamentary inquiry into the administration of the CFMEU.
Author's summary: Coalition seeks inquiry into CFMEU administration.
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