Just one of six Covid commission members volunteers to release conflict-of-interest declaration

Federal government refuses to release disclosures, saying they were made in confidence', amid calls for greater transparency

Only one of the six commissioners on Scott Morrison's Covid-19 commission has volunteered to release their conflicts of interest, prompting calls for greater transparency from the publicly funded body.

The government has refused to release the conflict-of-interest declarations for members of its National Covid-19 Coordination Commission (NCCC), a prominent advisory body shaping non-health aspects of Australia's Covid-19 strategy.