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Trial delayed for Liberal MP Fraser Ellis over alleged fraudulent claims for Country Members Accommodation Allowance - AB... 
Mr Ellis will now stand trial in June next year. but the court was told that could be changed again if it 
clashed with a parliamentary sitting week. 
Mr Ellis suspended his own Liberal Party membership in the wake of being charged but, in a 
statement issued after the court hearing, said he would ask the party to back him or sack him. 
"As this matter will now not be resolved prior to the state election, I will write to the State Executive of 
the Liberal Party inviting them to confirm that I remain the endorsed Liberal Party candidate for the 
seat of Narungga," Mr Ellis said. 
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"Given I am presumed innocent I hope that the Party will confirm my endorsement and allow me to 
stand as a Liberal candidate at the election. 
'If the Liberal Party, despite the presumption of innocence, and despite my record in achieving 
outcomes for the people of Narungga, and despite the overwhelming support that I have received 
from my community, choose to remove my endorsement then I will nominate as an independent 
candidate and seek the support of my community directly! 
The Liberal Party state executive said a decision regarding Mr Ellis's candidacy was "yet to be 
determined'. 
Independent South Australian MP Troy Bell has been granted special leave to appeal to 
the High Court in December. (Supplied: Troy Bea) 
On Wednesday, Mr Ellis's lawyer, Anthony Allen QC, made an application to vacate his client's trial 
date until after a judgement had been made in Mr Bell's case. 
"So far as defence is concerned, [the Bell case] is likely to have an impact, or potentially could have an 
impact, on this trial," Mr Allen told the court. 
'There are matters being considered by the High Court that are relevant to these proceedings; the 
interpretation of the ICAC Act is certainly something that will occupy focus in the High Court. 
"Some guidance in the form of a judgement in the High Court would likely resolve any potential issues 
that might have an adverse impact on these proceedings! 
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Prosecutor Ryan Williams did not oppose setting a new trial date for Mr Ellis but warned the High 
Court matter may be delayed and not heard until January or February next year. 
Mr Williams also asked the Adelaide Magistrates Court to appoint an apolitical Magistrate to Mr Ellis's 
matter. 
'It's important that, whoever hears this trial, neither have any affiliation with any of the major political 
parties nor must they have had any affiliation with the major political parties in the past, given the 
highly politically sensitive nature of the allegations' he said. 
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Posted Fri 19 Feb 2021 at 8:04am, updated Fri 19 Feb 2021 at 11:31am 
MP Fraser Ellis reveals he has been charged after investigation by ICAC 
First-term South Australian Liberal MP Fraser Ellis has been charged with making more than $18,000 in 
fraudulent expenses claims, after a probe by the state's anti-corruption watchdog. 
The Independent Commissioner Against Corruption 
(ICAC) Ann Vanstone QC, said it would be alleged Mr 
Ellis made 78 fraudulent claims for the Country 
Members' Accommodation Allowance. 
The probe was sparked by a series of exclusive 
stories by the ABC that raised questions about the 
use of the scheme by several MPs. 
The system allows regional MPs who live more than 
75 kilometres from Adelaide to claim up to $234 a 
night when they are in the city on official business. 
Key points: 
▪ Fraser Ellis has been charged with 
allegedly making more than $18,000 in 
fraudulent expenses claims 
▪ The charges arose from a recent ICAC 
investigation 
. Mr Ellis has maintained his innocence, and 
says he will 'vigorously defend' the 
allegations 
"It will be alleged that Mr Ellis claimed the allowance for nights he did not spend , 
in Adelaide: Ms Vanstone said in a public statement. 
She said Mr Ellis had been charged with 23 counts of deception — allegations the MP strenuously 
denies. 
Early morning admission 
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Government 'in chaos' 
Opposition Leader Peter Malinauskas said it was a 'stunning revelation'. 
'People are also rather alarmed about the fact that he'd informed the Premier and the Premier has 
said absolutely nothing about it, despite having opportunity to do so; Mr Malinauskas said. 
'This speaks to a degree of secrecy that ... I think South Australians are alarmed about. 
"We now have a Marshall Liberal. Government that was elected with a majority 
and has lost it and that has sent the government into chaos at the very time 
South Australians are looking for stability in leadership' 
Premier Steven Marshall said today he was told 'late yesterday about the charges being laid against 
Mr Ellis. 
'I'm focused on one thing — the people of South Australia,' Mr Marshall said. 
He said the pre-selection for Narungga occurred last year and that Mr Ellis could not be a candidate 
for the Liberal Party if he was not a member. 
"It is a matter for the state executive' he said. 
Mr Marshall said he had written confirmation from Mr Ellis that he would continue to support the 
State Government on confidence motions and supply. 
SA's ICAC Commissioner Ann Vanstone QC said Mr Ellis had been charged with 23 coants 
of deception. (ABC News: Michael Clements) 
How did the expenses scandal begin? 
The Country Members' Accommodation Allowance came into focus when an ABC investigation raised 
questions about long-serving Liberal MP Terry Stephens's use of the scheme. 
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Liberal MP Fraser Elks charged after ICAC probe over expense claims - ABC News 
Mr Stephens maintained he had done nothing wrong, but the ABC investigation prompted State 
Parliament to release 10 years' of allowance claims. 
Immediately before those details were published. Mr Ellis announced he would repay money claimed 
while staying in Adelaide with Mr Stephens. 
Ministers Stephan Knoll and Tim Whetstone also repaid thousands of dollars, while maintaining they 
had done nothing deliberately wrong. 
The pair later resigned from their ministerial portfolios. 
The ABC's stories prompted ICAC to begin investigating several MPs. including Mr Ellis. Mr Stephens 
and Adrian Pederick. 
The Office of Public Integrity also examined the allowance claims of other regional MPs, but later 
cleared them. 
Veteran Liberal MP Mr Pederick also repaid money while maintaining his innocence, before stepping 
down from his role as Government whip. 
Mr Stephens stepped down as president of the Upper House while continuing to maintain he had 
done nothing wrong. 
In her most recent statement, ICAC commissioner Ann Vanstone QC confirmed that her 'investigation 
into claims by other Members continue?. 
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Liberal MP Fraser Ellis charged after ICAC probe over expense claims ABC News 
At the end of a marathon late-night sitting where Parliament passed a contentious abortion bill, Mr 
Ellis rose to his feet after 2:00am to reveal he had been charged with offences arising from an 
investigation by the ICAC. 
I'd like to take this rather unconventional time to inform the House that yesterday I was charged with 
alleged offences arising from the recent ICAC investigation into the Country Members' 
Accommodation Allowance,' Mr Ellis said. 
I am completely innocent and I will be vigorously defending these allegations to the full extent of my 
resources and the law. 
"These charges are mere allegations, not proof of what is alleged against me." 
"I make this statement now, Mr Speaker, knowing that there has been no public statements from the 
ICAC or the Department of Public Prosecutions because I have nothing to hide, my conscience is 
clear! 
Mr Ellis was one of several State Government MN investigated by the corruption watchdog over their 
use of the Country Members' Accommodation Allowance. 
Mr Ellis has repeatedly maintained his innocence, 
but repaid $42,130 he had claimed under the scheme 
while staying at the Adelaide residence of a 
parliamentary colleague. 
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'Any error in a claim form completed by a relatively 
inexperienced member was simply that, an error. 
'There is a significant difference between an error 
and any proof beyond reasonable doubt of a crime 
in a court of law. 
"These were the result of genuine errors 
by a new member for which I've already 
apologised." 
Mr Ellis told Par:iament that he informed the Premier 
Steven Marshall about the Out ges yestee day. (Twitter: 
Sascha Adfoldrum) 
Mr Ellis told Parliament that he informed the Premier Steven Marshall about the charges yesterday. 
He said he had suspended his Liberal Party membership and would move to the crossbench white the 
case against him proceeded. 
His move to the crossbench means the Liberal Government now holds just 23 seats in the 47 seat 
Parliament. 
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the east coast, that they should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language courses.[2I 
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and Allan Pa5ance, The Bannon Decade, Allen & Dwain, St Leonards, NSW, 1992, pp. 50-58; CT, 8 Dec. 1985, 
p.1,26 Nov. 1989, p. 1,29 Dec.1989, p.5. 
[2) CPD, 21 May 1990, pp. 648-52. 
[33 CPO (R), 9 May 1991, pp. 3477-83; Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters, Who Pays the Piper 
Calls the Tune, Canberra, June 1989; CPD, 13 Aug. 1991, pp. 60-4,115-8,28 Nov. 1991, pp. 3539-40; Senate 
Select Committee on Political Broadcasts and Political Disclosures, Report, Canberra, 1991; Australian Capital 
Television Ply Lid v Commonwealth 1992. RCA 45,177 CLR 106; CT, 1 Oct. 1992, pp. 1-2; CPD, 29 April 
1992, pp. 1836-8. 
I43 CPD, 19 Sept 1990, pp. 2611-3,16 Oct. 1990, pp. 3142-5,10 Dec. 1091, pp. 4468-72, 5 March 1992, pp. 
841-2; Cl, 30 Jan. 1992, p.4. 
(51 CPD, 29 April 1992, pp, 1826-34; CT, 14 March 1992, p.2; The Bulletin (Syd.), 31 March 1992, p. 23. 
[6) CT, 12 May 1992, p.2; Rann v. Olsen 1.2000] SASC 83; House of Representatives Practice, 5th ed., pp. 715-
7; Transcript ABC Radio, Tiv7, 19 Oct. 2001; Michael ivIcGuire, 'Not fade away'. 2009; Crikey.com, 21 Oct. 
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