[2] Chief amongst these was Bolte's refusal to release the Victorian Liberal Party Poverty Report, based on an inquiry Doyle chaired, and which was described in January 1971 as having been 'firmly suppressed by Sir Henry since the day it was presented to him in 1969.
It was said at the time that 'In Victorian State Liberal circles, people who praise John Gorton and embarrass Sir Henry Bolte have a limited political future.
It had been created in June 1977 at a secret top-level meeting at Shockerwick House (UK) of the main industry executive lobbyists under the code name "Operation Berkshire".
The concept of a fulltime EEC lobby was constructed on an older "Social Acceptability Working Party" (SAWP) of international staff of the companies who were trying to block the activities of anti-smoking organisations.
Julian Doyle was chosen by a group of Australian executives who ran the strategy operations for Philip Morris International out of Switzerland and the New York.