Key government officials, including Treasury Secretary Stephen Kennedy, refuse to back Treasurer Frydenberg’s unsubstantiated claims that the ASIC corruption review found no wrongdoing.

The company paid $110,000 to conduct a “review” into $118,557 ASIC chair James Shipton charged the public for personal “tax advice” refuses to stand by government claims there was no wrongdoing

The Federal Government secretly deleted from the “review” into ASIC three-quarters of the findings about the $115,000-plus regulator boss James Shipton illegally charged taxpayers for personal “tax advice”.

When the Coalition launched its extraordinary attacks on Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate last October - over an incident which occurred two years earlier - it knew it was on the cusp of being engulfed in a completely seperate major scandal of its own.

Karen Chester is the last person standing at the helm of the corporate corruption watchdog who is not personally involved in serious alleged corruption. She is refusing to stand by the Federal Government’s claims that no wrongdoing has occurred.