Overview
- Premier David Crisafulli defended the two ministers on Thursday and ruled out a reshuffle, saying they made the right disclosures in mid‑2025 and inviting anyone with evidence to go to authorities.
- Tim Mander and Amanda Camm released their conflict‑of‑interest plans on Wednesday, showing July 2025 sign‑off and steps such as alerting the premier, seeking Integrity Commissioner advice and avoiding shared cabinet committees.
- Both ministers declined to say whether they told the Integrity Commissioner about their 2023–24 relationship when sworn in during November 2024, arguing there was no conflict because they were not together then.
- Public guidance from the Integrity Commissioner notes past intimate relationships can influence decisions for up to 12 months and says ministers should inform the premier and seek advice where duties and close relationships intersect.
- Scrutiny has focused on funding for projects in each other's electorates and 2032 Olympic venue choices, which the pair deny influencing, as reporting of a June 2025 letter from Mander’s former sister‑in‑law raised further concerns.