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Queensland Election.  Call for Party promises on anti-corruption

Queensland Election. Call for Party promises on anti-corruption

by jmsthornton | Jan 14, 2015 | Corruption, Election, News, Queensland, Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC)

On January 13th, ART sent a letter to all major parties contesting the Queensland election, the Liberal National Party, the Australian Labor Party, Palmer United Party, the Greens, and Katter’s Australia Party.  This letter requested the commitment of all...
ART seeks accountability commitments prior to Victorian State elections – promises so far…

ART seeks accountability commitments prior to Victorian State elections – promises so far…

by jmsthornton | Oct 13, 2014 | Election, Freedom of Information, Victoria

Updated 19 November with the Government’s accountability policies as forwarded to us and additional policies forwarded by the ALP.   ART has sought the pre-election polices of the major parties on matters of accountability prior to the Victorian elections on November...
IBAC Amendment legislation too weak

IBAC Amendment legislation too weak

by jmsthornton | Oct 13, 2014 | Corruption, Election, IBAC, Victoria

The Hon Stephen Charles QC and the Hon Tim Smith, QC, both former Supreme Court judges have scrutinised the proposed amendments to the IBAC Integrity Legislation Amendment Bill 2014 as featured in “The Age” 14 Oct 2014. They have ‘contended that the...
How to restore trust in politics after the Victorian election

How to restore trust in politics after the Victorian election

by jmsthornton | Oct 5, 2014 | Corruption, Election, Freedom of Information, News, Trust in Government, Victoria

Colleen Lewis writes for ‘The Conversation’ on the cynicism and corrosion of trust expressed by the voting public concerning our politicians. Public disdain, she argues may ultimately undermine our democracy. The next election in Victoria provides an...
ART seeks accountability commitments prior to Victorian State elections – promises so far…

ART seeks accountability committments prior to Victorian State elections

by jmsthornton | Sep 23, 2014 | Election, Freedom of Information, Ministerial Responsibility, Political Funding, Victoria

ART has written to the leaders of the three major parties contesting the Victorian State Election on November 29th, seeking their views on the redressing of three serious deficiencies in Victoria’s democratic governance arrangements if re-elected in the forthcoming...
IBAC Amendment legislation too weak

IBAC, Victoria’s anti-corruption body, cannot investigate corruption in public office.

by jmsthornton | Jul 10, 2014 | Corruption, Election, Victoria

In an article for The Age, published July 11, 2014 Adjunct professor Colleen Lewis argues that the Victorian IBAC lacks teeth and cannot investigate matters that fall within the ambit of misconduct in public office. She calls for a clear promise from any party before...
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