The Cabcharge dockets Peter Slipper says he lled out and what former adviser James Ashby says about the MPs use of them
FROM JAMES ASHBYS COURT DOCUMENT
On 27 January 2012, the Applicant (Ashby) was required, as part of his duties, to travel with the Second Respondent (Slipper) in Sydney. The Second Respondent travelled in a vehicle that was not a Commonwealth Car, was not obviously a taxi cab, and which did not have a meter or any other form of charge device and which did not display in any way obvious to the Applicant that the vehicle was one for hire or reward. The Second Respondent told the Applicant that he was being picked up by a friend. During the journey, the Second Respondent asked the driver words in or to the effect of How many cabcharges do you require? The driver replied Three. At the end of the journey, the Second Respondent signed three vouchers but did not otherwise ll in any details, and handed them to the driver.
Journey: Suburbs to suburbs Cost: $95 Docket serial number: 6185315 Merchant: Legion Cabs Driver ABN: 36226083612
Cabcharges lled out by Mr Slippers regular Sydney driver Antwan Kaikaty for other passengers journeys
LISA CLARKE
Mr Slipper, centre, with a delegation from Cyprus on a cruise on Sydney harbour on February 11
Peter Slipper arrives back in Brisbane this week to face the storm raised by former adviser James Ashby