by Ganesh Sahathevan
Kathrina Lo, the NSW Public Service Commissioner who was questioned about her knowledge of the Barilaro affair was Deputy Secretary NSW Department Of Justice who saw 3 NSW LPAB Executive Officers come and go, and in one case, return. All three are connected to the Zhu Minshen affair.
The rotation of the three,Chris Banks, Louis Pritchard and Siew Ting McKeogh and their part in the Zhu Minshen affair, has been reported previously on this blog:
NSW LPAB rehires Christopher Banks, Executive Officer who oversaw approvals granted Zhu Minshen and his Top Group: NSW LPAB has had three EOs in under three years
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Public Service Commissioner Kathrina Lo has given evidence on the fifth day of the John Barilaro inquiry.(ABC News) 
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Friday, August 5, 2022
Kathrina Lo, NSW Public Service Commissioner, was Dep Sec NSW Dept Of Justice who oversaw the reaccreditation of Zhu Minsshen's authority to grant law degrees by Siew Ting Tan McKeogh, NSW LPAB Executive Officer ,despite the Sam Dastiyari political donation scandal.
by Ganesh Sahathevan
Kathrina Lo, NSW Public Service Commissioner, was Dep Sec NSW Dept Of Justice who oversaw the reaccreditation of Zhu Minsshen's authority to grant law degrees by Siew Ting Tan McKeogh, NSW LPAB Executive Officer ,despite the Sam Dastiyari political donation scandal.
The following excerpts are from Lo's Linkedin profile:
Lo has giving evidence before the enquiry into John Barilaro's New York appointment.
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Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Siew Ting Tan McKeogh, NSW LPAB Executive Officer who oversaw the review of Zhu Minshen & Top Group's license to grant LB degrees was replaced soon after renewal of that license: NSW LPAB Chair Tom Bathurst maintains silence despite controversy surrounding Zhu and Top
by Ganesh Sahathevan
As Chief Justice Tom Bathurst has been intent on pursuing a social
and political agenda. In doing so he has walked into a matter
of national security.In doing so he seems to have neglected his actual duties.
Siew Ting Tan McKeogh, the NSW LPAB Executive Officer who oversaw the review of Zhu Minshen and Top Group's license to grant LB degrees, has been replaced after just eight or so months on the job.
She was replaced soon after the review was successfully completed, and signed off on 29 June 2019, just one day before the end of the financial year. That fortuitous timing allowed Zhu to report in his year end financial reports that his review "went smoothly" .
The timing also saved the NSW LPAB from having to report any delay , exception or qualification to that review. The NSW LPAB were able to do so despite the adverse media reports against Zhu and Top Group.
The Chairman of the NSW LPAB , Chief Justice Tom Bathurst, has maintained his silence despite the controversy surrounding Zhu.
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Friday, September 27, 2019
As Chief Justice Tom Bathurst has been intent on pursuing a social
and political agenda. In doing so he has walked into a matter
of national security.In doing so he seems to have neglected his actual duties.
Siew Ting Tan McKeogh, the NSW LPAB Executive Officer who oversaw the review of Zhu Minshen and Top Group's license to grant LB degrees, has been replaced after just eight or so months on the job.
She was replaced soon after the review was successfully completed, and signed off on 29 June 2019, just one day before the end of the financial year. That fortuitous timing allowed Zhu to report in his year end financial reports that his review "went smoothly" .
The timing also saved the NSW LPAB from having to report any delay , exception or qualification to that review. The NSW LPAB were able to do so despite the adverse media reports against Zhu and Top Group.
The Chairman of the NSW LPAB , Chief Justice Tom Bathurst, has maintained his silence despite the controversy surrounding Zhu.
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Friday, September 27, 2019
Zhu Minshen announces that NSW LPAB review "went smoothly": AG NSW Mark Speakman and officers unconcerned by Clive Hamilton's disclosures of threats, intimidation and defiance of AFP directives ,share price collapse
by Ganesh Sahathevan
The LPAB''s tick of approval does not seem to have reversed the downward trend in share price.Indeed it does look as if the LPAB has ignored all together the fact that Top's market capitalisation has collapsed since listing. Note that Top's shareprice has fallen 14.29% over the past month,compared to 1.13% for the overall market as measured by the Hang Seng Index
In the words of Zhu Minshen, chairman and CEO of his Top Education Group Ltd:
Bachelor of Law Re-accreditation
The scheduled re-accreditation process of our Bachelor of Laws (‘‘LLB’’) went smoothly. On 27 June 2019, TOP received formal notification from the Legal Profession Admission Board of New South Wales (‘‘LPAB’’) to accredit TOP’s LLB for a further five-year period commencing from the notification date.
(TOP EDUCATION GROUP LTD
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ANNUAL RESULTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019)
All this despite the revelations of open defiance of an AFP directive, threats and intimidation disclosed in Clive Hamilton's "Silent Invasion",which have been previously reported on this blog:
In his 2018 book "Silent Invasion" Professor Clive Hamilton reports that Top Education Group's Zhu Minshen organised students , including students from his Top Education Institute to protest against Tibetans at the 2008 rally , which counted towards the Top students’ assessment. Zhu’s Top Institution is “perhaps the only accredited degree program in Australia that counts agitating for a foreign power towards its qualifications.”
Hamilton provides details of Zhu's Communist Party China antecedents and his organisation of the 30,000 strong demonstration by Chinese students at the Canberra torch relay, many of them brandishing Chinese flags.
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In the words of Zhu Minshen, chairman and CEO of his Top Education Group Ltd:
Bachelor of Law Re-accreditation
The scheduled re-accreditation process of our Bachelor of Laws (‘‘LLB’’) went smoothly. On 27 June 2019, TOP received formal notification from the Legal Profession Admission Board of New South Wales (‘‘LPAB’’) to accredit TOP’s LLB for a further five-year period commencing from the notification date.
(TOP EDUCATION GROUP LTD
ANNOUNCEMENT OF ANNUAL RESULTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2019)
All this despite the revelations of open defiance of an AFP directive, threats and intimidation disclosed in Clive Hamilton's "Silent Invasion",which have been previously reported on this blog:
In his 2018 book "Silent Invasion" Professor Clive Hamilton reports that Top Education Group's Zhu Minshen organised students , including students from his Top Education Institute to protest against Tibetans at the 2008 rally , which counted towards the Top students’ assessment. Zhu’s Top Institution is “perhaps the only accredited degree program in Australia that counts agitating for a foreign power towards its qualifications.”
Hamilton provides details of Zhu's Communist Party China antecedents and his organisation of the 30,000 strong demonstration by Chinese students at the Canberra torch relay, many of them brandishing Chinese flags.
This was clearly an open challenge to the authority , and in public defiance of, the AFP's directive to Chinese government security that they were not to be involved in the torch relay. As Hamilton puts is "ASIO shat themselves".
Despite this open defiance of the law that they are meant to defend and uphold the Attorney General NSW Mark Speakman and the other senior judicial officers at the LPAB determined that an exception should be made to allow Zhu to operate the "first and only" law school in Australia that is not part of a university.
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Law Council Australia 's exception for Zhu Minshen despite Law Council declaring China's justice system "a joke"
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