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Charles Perrottet, brother of former NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet, testified before the ICAC about a $150,000 annual payment his wife Anita received for consultancy work — funds routed through Beckington, linked to lobbyist Jeremy Greenwood. Defending the sum as modest for 16 weekly hours, Charles claimed the value was set by Greenwood, though he admitted he didn’t fully disclose the arrangement’s political context to his wife. Facing tough questioning from counsel Peggy Dwyer on whether he deliberately concealed details, Charles denied intentional deception, saying he wanted his wife to feel valued — even if he can’t recall exactly what he told her. The ICAC now probes whether these payments were legitimate consulting fees or covert political contributions tied to fugitive developer Jean Nassif and the NSW Liberal Party.
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