Mal Brough (Fisher, Liberal Party, Special Minister of State) Share this | Hansard source

As the member for Isaacs knows, and as is a matter of fact in the court, there was a text sent to me purporting to be diary notes, which subsequently have been seen to be such. I will confirm for the House—again—that I have never received any other form of documentation that was sent to me and that was sent to me unsolicited, as has been shown in the documents. I would say to the member for Isaacs that you have no intention of allowing the appropriate authorities to make their inquiries and to come to their conclusions. You, the member for Isaacs, feel that it is your duty to do it here today for your own political purposes, not because you have any interest in the judicial process.

Mr Mitchell interjecting—

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