Michael Scrafton
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Michael Scrafton was a senior public servant in the Australian Department of Defence. He retired from the Department of Defence in 2003 and went on to join the Victorian State Public Service, where he has held senior executive positions in the Department of Sustainability and Environment. Mr Scrafton was a key player in the Children overboard affair that engulfed Australian politics during the 2001 Federal election. He later provided evidence to a Senate committee [1] on advice that he provided to the Prime Minister of Australia, Mr John Howard.
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