Sidoti signed documents out of duty: ICAC Benched Liberal MP John Sidoti has told ICAC he didn’t know what he was signing in relation to his family’s super fund, but felt it was his duty.
Politics by Perry Duffin
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Subscriber only Liberal MP John Sidoti told the corruption watchdog he didn t know what he was signing when accountants handed him documents related to his family s super fund and he thought it was my role as a son to help his family s tax minimisation scheme . The NSW MP took the stand at the Independent Commission Against Corruption on Tuesday as it examines whether he used his position to lean on Canada Bay Council to help his family s property interests in Five Dock.
Sidoti signed documents out of duty: ICAC
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Sidoti had plan to âremedyâ council preselection after rezoning hopes dashed, ICAC hears
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Drummoyne MP John Sidoti allegedly engineered a plan to dislodge two sitting Liberals from a 2017 council preselection ticket in place of two others, including a 21-year-old from his own electorate office.
Canada Bay Liberal councillor Michael Megna told a town planner in 2017 that Mr Sidoti held concerns about councillors Mirjana Cestar and Helen McCaffrey, shortly after they voted down a lengthy campaign to rezone blocks where the Sidoti family held property.