Angus Taylor insists he acted within parliamentary rules over business interests

Taylor and Josh Frydenberg face possible inquiry over meeting with officials on protected grasslands

The energy and emissions reduction minister, Angus Taylor, has again defended himself over his business interests in a company that was under investigation for alleged illegal clearing of native grasslands, declaring he always acted within parliamentary rules.

The government faced a second day of interrogation in both houses of parliament over Taylor's shareholdings in Jam Land Pty Ltd, which he holds via his family investment company Gufee.