A Senate inquiry has revealed AFL boss Gillon McLachlan contacted the highest levels of government over an Argentine polo player's visa application.
KEY POINTS FROM THE AU PAIRS INQUIRY
* AFL boss Gillon McLachlan sought information on behalf of a friend about an Argentine polo player's application for a business visa in 2014.
* McLachlan said the visa had already been approved when the AFL's head of government relations and former Liberal staffer Jude Donnelly contacted a former colleague in then prime minister Tony Abbott's office over the matter.
* McLachlan didn't think his involvement in lobbying Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton in the 2015 case of a French au pair who worked for his second cousin would change the outcome.
* The au pair was saved from deportation.
* McLachlan said he had met Dutton about six times. He described their relationship as normal for any minister on either side of politics.
* The leaking of emails about Dutton's intervention in the French au pair case has been referred to the federal police.
* Home Affairs secretary Michael Pezzullo said the department would never put Dutton in a position to act unlawfully.
* Migration agent Eve Watts recalled two of her six applications for ministerial intervention had succeeded. Both were linked to Liberal MPs.
