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ICAC Investigates Charles Perrottet's Conduct Related to Jean Nassif

The Independent Commission Against Corruption is examining Charles Perrottet's statements regarding developer Jean Nassif.

31 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is currently conducting an investigation into Charles Perrottet's alleged interactions with property developer Jean Nassif. This inquiry involves examining links between figures in the Liberal Party, Catholic Schools NSW, and Nassif, who is a fugitive.

During the hearings, Perrottet admitted to lying to Nassif, stating that it was a common practice in political circles. He is accused of providing false information regarding his interactions with the developer, raising questions about the integrity of his conduct during his tenure.

According to reports, Perrottet's statements have led to accusations of him 'tying yourself in knots' in relation to his dealings with Nassif. The ICAC scrutiny aims to clarify these allegations and the implications surrounding them.

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