Angus Taylor's sister-in-law asked if she tried to influence endangered species listing

NSW Nationals MP Bronwyn Taylor asked in parliament about federal department meeting with NSW Local Land Services

The sister-in-law of federal MP Angus Taylor has faced questions in the New South Wales parliament over whether she sought to influence the state government's submissions on the upgrading of an endangered grass species that was prevalent on land part-owned by the federal minister.

Bronwyn Taylor, who is a NSW Nationals MP, was asked at question time about the issue that was at the centre of a state investigation and is currently being pursued by the federal environment department.