Mr Hallett said he had provided further evidence to the Courier-Mail proving Dr Flegg and his sacked chief of staff Fraser Stephen contravened Premier Campbell Newman's direction relating to right to information. Mr Newman ordered recently all Right to Information requests be handled by independent officers rather than ministerial staffers. Mr Hallett claims Mr Stephens appointed one of Dr Flegg's staffers to carry out the RTI role. "Neither...the Flegg office staffer ordered to do this job by Fraser Stephen and me ever had any knowledge of the Premier's edict and were deceived," he said. "I welcome the Premier's comment reported this afternoon at his press conference that it remained to be seen whether allegations leveled against Dr Flegg by his former media advisor would be proven." EARLIER: Premier Campbell Newman believes Housing and public Works Minister Dr Bruce Flegg did the right thing in resigning. Addressing media this afternoon after Dr Flegg announced his resignation to State parliament, Mr Newman sang his praises before admitting the senior minister had made the right choice. "He has done the right thing," he said. "I think he has acted with a great deal of courage and integrity. "What has happened is he has taken accountability for the distraction he has caused the Government." Mr Newman said Dr Flegg only tendered his resignation 20 minutes before Parliament started today. He said he has not had a chance to look at who would replace Dr Flegg, who will remain as the Moggill MP. Mr Newman