CFMEU Corruption Investigation Disbanded
The CFMEU administrator, Mark Irving KC, sent two teams of corruption investigators away, despite their experience in uncovering graft in the union.
These teams were assembled to address serious misconduct allegations, but were swiftly disbanded, leaving the allegations untouched for months.
Irving was concerned that seeking more powers from the federal government could risk reviving calls for the coalition’s Australian Building and Construction Commission.
- Two anti-corruption teams were hired to investigate wrongdoing in the union.
- Former AFP officer Chris Craner was recruited to help with the investigation.
- Suspected corrupt officials took key roles within the union during this time.
Author's summary: Corruption investigation in CFMEU disbanded despite allegations.
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