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Inside knowledge or ‘making stuff up’? Charles Perrottet’s adviceto Jean Nassif put under microscope by Icac

Brother of former treasurer and premier faces questions about texts that appear to indicate he was aware of fast-tracking policy before it was announced

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Anne Davies1 Sept 2026, 03:00 pmUpdated 1d ago1 min readAsiaAustralia
Inside knowledge or ‘making stuff up’? Charles Perrottet’s advice to Jean Nassif put under microscope by Icac

Australia — Anne Davies

Brother of former treasurer and premier faces questions about texts that appear to indicate he was aware of fast-tracking policy before it was announced

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Did the former premier’s brother, Charles Perrottet, have prior knowledge of a Covid-era New South Wales government policy to introduce a fast track to approve major developments?

Did he take steps to ensure that developments owned by the fugitive developer, Jean Nassif, were successful through the fast track?

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Source: The Guardian · Anne Davies. Published 1 Sept 2026, 03:00 pm.

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