‘What I have learned alarms me,’ says Labor’s Jo Haylen but she insists independent inquiry will not be a ‘witch-hunt’
Commission chair Carolyn Walsh would oversee an external audit of Sydney Trains – despite the service’s advice that an internal review would suffice.
Walsh will investigate the causes of repeated infrastructure issues and attempt to find “rapid and durable solutions” and reforms to reduce problems in the future. The review will report interim findings within six weeks, with the results of the full investigation to be handed down in October.
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