'Mr John Barilaro has informed the committee that due to mental health reasons he is unable to attend today's hearing.' 9News
Barilaro pulled out of the hearing, citing mental health reasons for his absence.
He was meant to reappear before the parliamentary committee to face questions about two ongoing sagas: the appointment process for his trade posting and the latest scandal involving a sacked minister, a property developer and a bombshell resignation letter.The former Monaro MP was set to face questions about what his partner knew about the $500,000-a-year job.
Chandler wrote about links between Petinos' office and a property developer Barilaro worked for regarding a Merrylands development. NSW Building Commissioner David Chandler's resignation letter raises questions about links between Petinos and Barilaro.
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