Allegation against the Honourable TM Mackenroth in respect of land at Elimbah East: A report from the CMC
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Summary
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At the Premier’s request, the Crime and Misconduct Commission investigated an allegation that a former deputy premier had improperly influenced the inclusion of Elimbah East land in a regional development plan.
Allegation against the Honourable TM Mackenroth in respect of land at Elimbah East: A report from the CMC (September 2009), page 1 · Allegation against the Honourable TM Mackenroth in respect of land at Elimbah East: A report from the CMC (September 2009), page 3
The CMC examined departmental records and accounts of meetings about the land’s inclusion in the urban footprint.
Allegation against the Honourable TM Mackenroth in respect of land at Elimbah East: A report from the CMC (September 2009), page 14 · Allegation against the Honourable TM Mackenroth in respect of land at Elimbah East: A report from the CMC (September 2009), page 15
The CMC concluded that the suggestion of undue influence was unwarranted and that there was no evidence of official misconduct.
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- Conclusion
There is no evidence of any act of official misconduct having been committed by any person.
- Conclusion
To suggest that undue influence has occurred would require more than the mere fact that a government decision was made following the involvement of a lobbyist.
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