In June 2023, the Commission released its report in two volumes on the Investigation into the conduct of the then member of Parliament for Wagga Wagga and then premier and others (known as Operation Keppel).
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The ICAC has made findings of serious corrupt conduct against two public officials and 13 other persons, over activity spanning nearly 10 years and involving the awarding of over $38 million of work.
As part of the Members Induction Program 2023, new MPs heard from ICAC Chief Commissioner, the Hon John Hatzistergos AM, on common integrity issues, the importance of disclosure and how to manage conflicts of interest.
The ICAC’s latest video, Obligations of public office, explains the privilege and responsibilities of being a public officeholder.
Paul Miller PSM, the NSW Ombudsman, explains how the Public Interest Disclosures Act has changed, bringing in new obligations for agencies and new protections for whistleblowers.
The ICAC has released new guidance for regulators on how to manage corruption risks. Regulators can also access free workshops and advice directly from the ICAC.
Until recently, there has been relatively little information available about how a better-practice corruption control program should operate. Two newly released ICAC publications aim to address this gap.
In December 2022, the ICAC released a tip sheet to help Local Aboriginal Land Councils (LALC), their board members and staff manage conflicts of interest.
An invitation to Darwin 2024 and insights from our recent conferences:
Twice a year, the ICAC travels to regional NSW to bring corruption prevention advice and resources to non-metropolitan areas.
Paul Miller PSM, NSW Ombudsman, has offered guidance to public servants on maintaining political impartiality and other public service values when posting online, including on personal accounts.
Recently the ICAC has meet with delegations from our internal integrity agency counterparts in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Korea.