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23 September 2026

Privileges Committee decides against investigating who leaked FENZ report

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Privileges Committee decides against investigating who leaked FENZ report

Given a "significant number" of people had access, MPs on the committee say a fulsome inquiry to find the leaker would not be a good use of their time.

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