Malcolm Turnbull<\/a>\u00a0who had condemned Mr Roy’s actions at the time.<\/p>\n“The prime minister himself was very critical of Mr Roy’s actions. This is a legitimate matter for this committee because the AFP, on their own motion, reviewed the publicly available information relating to Mr Roy\u00a0and that’s the matter I’m asking questions about,” he said.<\/p>\n
Allowed one last question to Mr Colvin, Senator McKim asked in relation to others who had travelled to the conflict zone, how the AFP had come to their conclusions on those cases.<\/p>\n
“We have treated the matters of Mr Roy no different to any other Australian citizen. Obviously, we take an interest to Australian citizens who travel to the conflict zone and by interest I don’t want that to be interpreted as criminal interest but we may be able to glean other material information,” he stated.<\/p>\n
“We wouldn’t normally talk about them, obviously, but Mr Roy’s matter was in the public. I don’t plan to go into a great deal of detail but we take a general interest in people who travel to the conflict zone.”<\/p>\n
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