New South Wales Liberal Party leader, Sloane, admitted she is receiving information about the ongoing ICAC inquiry at the same rate as the general public. This revelation came during a response to questions regarding the inquiry, raising concerns about her preparedness to address potential issues. Critics have pointed out a missed opportunity for Sloane to demonstrate strong leadership by explicitly promising a zero-tolerance approach to corruption within the party. The lack of a firm stance has drawn scrutiny, with observers questioning the Liberal Party’s commitment to ethical conduct. Political analysts suggest proactively pledging to root out any wrongdoing would have been a strategically sound move. The incident fuels ongoing debate over transparency and accountability in NSW politics as the ICAC investigation progresses. Sloane's statement has been widely interpreted as a reluctance to preemptively commit to any specific course of action.