Doctors at Concord Hospital in Sydney are calling for a parliamentary inquiry into NSW Health following an incident involving a confidential disciplinary letter, according to multiple reports. The matter centers on a surgeon who leaked his own confidential disciplinary correspondence, prompting criticism and renewed scrutiny of how the discipline process is handled. The reports say the leaked document has become a focal point for broader concerns among doctors about governance and accountability within NSW Health. Doctors at the hospital have reportedly escalated their response, describing the situation as serious enough to warrant parliamentary oversight rather than internal processes alone. While the articles focus on the doctors’ campaign for inquiry and the public release of the disciplinary letter, they do not provide extensive detail on the underlying reasons for the discipline in the materials provided. The coverage is consistent across outlets that the push for a parliamentary inquiry follows the leak and reflects doctors’ dissatisfaction with aspects of the disciplinary framework and institutional handling of complaints or outcomes.