Overview
- CFMEU administrator Mark Irving has opened an investigation and introduced rules that bar organisers from meeting industrial fixers such as Mick Gatto.
- The meeting occurred in a Melbourne park and concerned Maz Group, a builder working on projects for the Melbourne Airport operator.
- Reporting states Gatto sought for Maz Group to operate without union pressure and asked that future CFMEU concerns be routed through him.
- The federal government said it retains full confidence in the administration and plans for it to remain until cultural reforms are completed.
- The opposition criticised the handling and said public trust has collapsed, while Gatto did not respond to questions and has previously denied wrongdoing.