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NSW treasury secretary denies reports of imminent exit amid standoff with auditor general

NSW treasury secretary denies reports of imminent exit amid standoff with auditor general

NSW treasury secretary denies reports of imminent exit amid standoff with auditor general
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In a message sent to staff on Wednesday, Pratt denied a media report that his resignation and the appointment of a successor were being planned. He said, though, he may leave the public service prior to the March 2023 state election.

The statement to staff comes a day before Pratt is scheduled to front a NSW upper house inquiry over the finances of the Transport Asset Holding Entity, or TAHE.

The department and audit office are at odds over whether TAHE should be treated as a commercial operation, with funds from the government treated as expenses or equity investments.

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