Senator Deborah O’Neill has accused the firm of using the ‘cloak of the Senate’, and said names of those involved should be released publicly
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PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia has disclosed the names of four former partners it says are responsible for confidentiality breaches to a parliamentary committee amid mounting pressure in the tax leaks scandal.
The embattled professional services firm has also provided the names of several current partners associated with the leaked information who were directed to go on leave last week, along with an additional list of 63 current and former partners and staff who received at least one email containing confidential information.
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