- by foxnews
- 25 Nov 2024
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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