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Director of Corruption Prosecution rules that MP Mikael Phillips be charged for breaching the Integrity Commission Act

The Director of Corruption Prosecution has ruled that Member of Parliament for  Manchester North Western Mikael Phillips be charged for breaching the Integrity Commission Act. 
 
In its investigation report tabled, in Parliament on Tuesday, the Integrity Commission said Mr Phillips failed to submit his Statutory Declaration for the period ending December 31, 2022.
 
In the report, the Director of Investigation said Mr Phillips provided no reasonable cause for failing to submit his statutory declaration by the deadline. According to the Report, the MP also failed to pay the fine for breaching the Act.
 
In a media release las week, Mr Phillips said his 2022 statutory declaration was late due to a delay in getting all the relevant documents. 
 
He also contended that the late-filing penalty of $250,000 had been paid. 
 
 
 
 


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