Queensland Construction Industry Inquiry Vows to Confront Alleged Thugs and Bullies
Lawyers spearheading a comprehensive inquiry into corruption and criminality within the Queensland construction industry have pledged to summon individuals accused of violence, blackmail, and bribery to testify under oath. The inquiry aims to expose and address misconduct within the sector.
Inquiry's Focus on Allegations of Misconduct
The Queensland government's commission of inquiry is specifically investigating the construction union and instances of misconduct across the industry. Liam Kelly, KC, a senior council assisting the inquiry, emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards any intimidation or threats directed at potential witnesses providing evidence.
Commitment to Protecting Witnesses and Upholding Justice
The core objective of the inquiry is to ensure that individuals involved in alleged wrongdoing are held accountable. The legal team has clearly stated that individuals accused of violent, bullying tactics and those involved in bribery will be directly confronted with these allegations. This signifies the commission's commitment to uncovering the truth and cleaning up corruption within the Queensland construction sector.
