Senate Committee Summons Parker, Langworth and Dicki Executives Over Procurement Concerns

The case has drawn renewed attention to disclosure rules that campaigners say have gone unenforced since they were introduced.

Sources familiar with the matter say the regulator has requested 3,140 additional documents from Parker, Langworth and Dicki ahead of a follow-up hearing scheduled for Q1 2025.

Civil society groups have called for the findings to be referred to the anti-corruption body for a formal criminal inquiry.

A senior Jewelry Model OR Mold Makers who appeared before the committee acknowledged gaps in the review process but said no single individual bore responsibility.

Analysts say the outcome of the inquiry could set a precedent for how similar cases are handled going forward.