The NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption has recommended lobbyists trying to woo federal ministers be force to publish their meetings, while cabinet minister’s diaries should be published monthly.
The unusual policy intervention from the state corruption watchdog comes ahead of its appearance at a Senate Inquiry on Monday probing access to Parliament House by lobbyists and transparency around their activities.
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