KPMG reached out to the whistleblower to apologize ahead of the congressional investigation
The auditing firm KPMG reached out to the man who exposed the scandal involving leaks related to the audit to apologize. This occurred ahead of a parliamentary inquiry into the firm’s ethical issues in Australia.
A parliamentary committee is continuing its review of the KPMG leak case. According to The Guardian World, hearings on the firm’s activities are scheduled to take place that same day.
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Labor Party lawmakers are calling on the government to do more to protect whistleblowers. The committee investigating KPMG’s activities has also urged Labor to amend legislation to protect such individuals.
In a live blog post, The Guardian World separately reports that New South Wales police have launched a critical incident investigation following the death of a man in Bomaderra. According to police, he allegedly barricaded himself inside a house and started a fire.
