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Transport Minister Mark Bailey has been cleared by the Crime and Corruption Commission over the hiring of a new Gladstone Ports Corporation CEO. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey speaking in parliament. Pics Tara Croser.
Two complaints were received by the CCC against Mr Bailey and his Chief of Staff regarding the GPC CEO recruitment.
In a letter sighted by NewsCorp, CCC chairman Alan MacSporran stated the complaints arose from a meeting on September 25, 2019, in Bundaberg.
“The CCC has two files related to allegations of interference in the process to appoint a new CEO of the GPC,” Mr MacSporran wrote.
MP calls for lifesaving road funding after Bailey blunder
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He said the measure was more cost effective within the project. Work was also extended further south along Sunset Drive, the spokesman said. The upgrade of Parklands Boulevard, including large scale relocation of utility services, was originally forecast to cost Sunshine Coast Council $13.5 million, a council spokesman said. Mayor Mark Jamieson said the project demonstrated the Sunshine Coast s rapid growth in population. It s significant that we re upgrading this not so long after this road was initially built, Mr Jamieson said. Wouldn t it have been great if the leaders at the time had forecast how much more road we would actually need.