John Sidoti resigns from NSW cabinet after ICAC inquiry launched over D'Amore claimed that the tunnel would be a major public transport outcome for the Inner West. Mr Sidoti purchased the properties when he was the parliamentary secretary for transport and the parliamentary secretary for planning. NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has called on former Liberal minister John Sidoti to resign from parliament, after the state's corruption watchdog found he engaged in serious misconduct. John Sidoti MP The Prime Minister has been quizzed as to why he hasnt delivered on a promise to introduce a Federal ICAC. She paid tax on $890,000 in distributions from the family trust but she says she did not actually get the money. Authorities have launched an official investigation into Mark Latham following the publication of a vile tweet one month ago. No, absolutely not, Mr Sidoti replied. Catch up with The Loop, 'Until we meet in heaven': Maryborough community comes to grips with triple fatality as loved ones remembered, Perfect storm brewing for housing market and it could make buying your own home a pipedream, Celebrities arrive at the Met Gala for fashion's biggest night, NSW MP grilled over documents former Liberal says he signed but never read, Heated exchange at corruption inquiry as NSW MP denies threatening local councillors, Clare desperately wanted to stop drinking but she couldn't make it stick. The investigation centres on whether Mr Sidoti improperly used his influence as an MP to try to advance his family's property interest in the inner-west suburb of Five Dock. I was always representing my constituents, and Ill continue to do that, Sidoti replied. Mr Sidoti said he would engage lawyers to look at his disclosure documents if he had his time again, because "they're almost legal documents." ICAC said it would also examine whether Mr Sidoti engaged in a breach of public trust by failing to make a number of pecuniary interest disclosures contrary to his obligations to do so under the Constitution (Disclosures by Members) Regulation 1983, the NSW Parliament Code of Conduct for Members and the Ministerial Code of Conduct.. The inquiry is investigating allegations Sidoti failed to disclose some of his financial interests and misused his position as an MP.