Whistleblower ‘deeply disappointed’ by investigation into claims of sexual misconduct in parliament
A report on allegations that politicians were involved in sexual acts and misconduct inside Parliament House won't be released
A man who made allegations of sexual intercourse and misconduct occurring inside Parliament House was left deeply disappointed" by an independent investigation into his claims, with the Department of Finance refusing to give him a copy of its report or comment on its findings.
More than a year after his explosive claims about federal politicians bringing sex workers into Parliament House or engaging in intercourse in the building's prayer room, the whistleblower - who didn't want to be named - claimed his evidence was not accepted and his allegations were not properly investigated.
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