NSW ICAC OPERATION SPICER witness list for week commencing 8 September 2014:
Monday 8 September
Mark Neeham - former State Director of the New South Wales Liberal Party, executive director polling/lobbying firm Crosby Textor
Michael Photios - member of the NSW Liberal Party's state executive until September 2013, contracted by Australian Water Holdings in 2011 to lobby NSW O’Farrell Government, chairman of registered lobbyist company Premier State Consulting Pty Ltd
Michael Yabsley - former Liberal NSW MLC and former minister in the Greiner Government, former Honorary Federal Treasurer of Liberal Party of Australia and former member of the party's Federal Finance Committee, CEO Australia Gulf Council, founding director of Government Relations Australia now merged into GRACosway lobbyists for mining interests such as AGL, MMG & QGC
John Pegg - member of the three-man panel appointed by NSW Premier Mike Baird to take control of the state party’s finances, property and fundraising in the wake evidence before ICAC
Nicholas Jones – electoral officer of Gary Edwards, the NSW Liberal MP for Swansea who moved to the cross bench, after allegations during evidence that he had received an unlawful political donation
Tuesday 9 September
Barry O'Farrell - NSW Liberal MP for Ku-ring-gai, resigned as Premier and Minister for Western Sydney effective 17 April 2014 and moved to the back bench when it was proven that he had not told the truth when giving evidence at a NSW Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) Operation Credo hearing in relation to an undeclared $3,000 gift from the then CEO of Australian Water Holdings.
Nicholas Campbell - director at The Dame Patty Menzies Liberal Foundation Ltd
Natasha McLaren-Jones - Liberal Party NSW MLC since March 2011
Lee Brinkmeyer - political donor to NSW Liberal Party, Queanbeyan property developer with Elmslea Development, possibly related to land speculator and former president of the Queanbeyan branch of the Liberal Party Alex Brinkmeyer
Mark Vaile – former Nationals MP for Lyne, former leader of the Federal National Party and deputy prime minister, Independent Non-Executive Director at Whitehaven Coal Ltd, shareholder in Whitehaven through Wendmar Pty Ltd
Anthony Bandle - chartered accountant Bandle McAneney & Co, trustee of Canberra-based associated entity Free Enterprise Foundation, previously called as a witness in Operation Spicer hearing in May 2014
Wednesday 10 September
Not sitting day
Thursday 11
September 2014
Wayne Brown - NSW Liberal party state
executive member
Aaron Henry - member
of the Liberal Party and former staffer with Liberal MP for The
Entrance Chris Spence now sitting on the cross benches as an independent
after expulsion from the party
Robert Webster
- former NSW
Planning and Energy Minister in Greiner Coalition Government
Friday 12
September 2014
Craig Baumann - NSW
Liberal MP for Port Stephens previously mentioned in evidence given during Operation Spicer
Jeff McCloy – property developer, Chairman
of the McCloy Group, former Newcastle mayor who resigned his mayoral
position due to admissions that he had made to ICAC that he had made unlawful
political donations to the NSW Liberal Party
Hilton Grugeon - millionaire NSW property
developer and owner of the Hunter Advantage company, co-founder of Hunter
Land Pty Ltd
Vincent Heufel – accountant, Heufel
Partners Business Advisers Pty Ltd
Richard Shields - General Manager Government and
Stakeholder Relations at Insurance Council Of Australia, former Metgasco
Ltd External Relations Manager, former Deputy Director of the Liberal Party of
Australia (NSW Division) and former Interim State Director
Ray Carter - former
electorate officer for then NSW Resources and Energy
Minister Chris Hartcher
Arthur
Sinodinos - Federal Liberal Senator for NSW and Assistant Treasurer in the Abbott
Government - not fulfilling assistant treasurer duties for the duration
of the ICAC Operation Credo and Operation Spicer investigations, after allegations concerning the corporation
Australia Water Holdings of which he was a director were made during Operation Credo
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