The NSW building commissioner David Chandler is persuaded to stay on in his role after resigning last month over concerns about a now sacked minister.
abc.net.au/news/nsw-building-commissioner-david-chandler-to-stay-after-resigning/101374922The NSW building commissioner David Chandler has been persuaded to stay on in his role after resigning last month over concerns about a now sacked minister.
In his July 7 resignation letter Mr Chandler detailed issues he had with then minister Eleni Petinos's relationship with the Coronation Property Group.The Fair Trading Minister Victor Dominello said Mr Chandler will now stay on until August next year.At the end of last monthIn Mr Chandler's resignation letter, the building industry veteran explained how he received calls from both Ms Petinos and Mr Barilaro after he issued a stop work order to the Coronation Property Group."...
Mr Chandler's resignation letter has now been referred to the Independent Commission Against Corruption . Premier Dominic Perrottet has denied any connection between the resignation letter and Ms Petinos's sacking.
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