Former ASIO chief Dennis Richardson. Paul Hawthorne/Getty ImagesFormer intelligence chief Dennis Richardson has explained his abrupt departure from the royal commission examining anti-Semitism and the Bondi terror attack, saying the expansion of his initial review into a full royal commission left him without a clear role.Richardson, a former director-general of the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) and senior diplomat, resigned just weeks after the inquiry began.
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