As a result, the "babysitter incident" was once again excavated, and more doubts about Petter Dutton violating the issuance of visas to babysitters were raised, and the, Petter Dutton finally managed to survive the "forced palace" turmoil and returned to the position of internal minister in its home affairs, and as a result, the "babysitter incident" was once again exhumed. The third "nanny was signed" came to the surface.
, Peter Dutton reportedly interfered with a nanny`s entry visa to Australia in 2015, allowing a woman to enter Australia when her tourist visa was cancelled.
This is the third time that Peter Dutton has been involved in a similar case. He has also been reviewed for two other similar cases in 2015. The latest case involves a French babysitter who was detained at Adelaide Airport in October 2015.
, Petter Dutton was reported to have intervened to allow the woman to enter Australia as a tourist visa if she could not do any paid work.
The woman`s travel visa had previously been cancelled because she had been warned of her visa conditions when she entered Australia, but she still appeared to be in paid work.
The woman, who previously worked for relatives of AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan, is said to have returned to visit them.
After Gillon McLachlan contacted Peter Dutton, Dutton helped him handle the baby-sitter`s visa issue.
Earlier this month, Labour referred the first two cases to the Senate`s legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee for parliamentary investigation, the results of which are due to be released on September 11.
In the first case, in June 2015, a nanny whose visa was cancelled at Brisbane airport made a phone call. Hours later, the then immigrant minister Peter Dutton used his minister discretion to approve a new visa for the babysitter.
In November of the same year, Peter Dutton approved a visitor`s signature for the second babysitter.
Dutton said he did not know the two men and that they did not work for his family and denied that his decision violated minister rules.
The investigation will lead to the investigation of allegations of improper use of minister authority.
