Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was asked whether the government was “condoning the payments to Philip Iros” over payments made by the company to officials working fo카지노 사이트r him.

Mr Turnbull said he had no response to the inquiry, and his office refused to comment.

“As the inquiry continues, the Government will provide the latest information to answer the questions, but at this stage it appears they’re not g바카라oing to have any further comment until that process is finished,” a spokeswoman said.

Mr Turnbull has already had the ABC interview former Victorian Labor premier Mr Iros.

Mr Iros last week released a statement saying Mr Turnbull “tri예스카지노ed to mislead Parliament” in an attempt to “cover for my actions with another public servant, a senior manager for my department”.

“As a result, I lost the confidence of the Prime Minister and a majority of his senior ministers when I made the same error. My actions were uncharacteristic and I accept responsibility for them,” Mr Iros said.

Earlier this week, Labor shadow attorney-general Mark Dreyfus raised concerns about $90,000 of the payments made by the company to former Labor premier Tony Abbott.

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