Premier Alan Winde has encouraged all victims allegedly abused by suspended MEC Albert Fritz to come forward.

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1 February 2022

Winde suspended his Community Safety MEC on 23 January. The premier has launched an independent investigation into the veracity of the sexual misconduct allegations against Fritz.

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