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Perception and reality – Public trust

Perception and reality – Public trust

by jmsthornton | Oct 27, 2014 | Federal Government, Ministerial Responsibility, Public Trust, Victoria

A timely editorial in The Age on Saturday 24th October, “Politicians must be seen to honour public trust” argued that “Tourism Minister Andrew Robb’s investments in restaurants and the promotion of one of them by a government agency is a...
A “Federal ICAC”.

A “Federal ICAC”.

by jmsthornton | Oct 21, 2014 | Corruption, Federal, Federal Government, Ministerial Responsibility, News, Open Government

Following on from the revelations of the NSW ICAC, there have been a number of calls for a “federal ICAC” or federal anti -corruption commission. This year, there were a number of initiatives to try to establish such a commission. The earliest appeal for a...
OAIC – How the FOI watchdog was starved to death

OAIC – How the FOI watchdog was starved to death

by jmsthornton | Jun 15, 2014 | Federal Government, Freedom of Information, Office of the Australian Information Commissioner

This article was published in the Canberra Times. http://www.canberratimes.com.au/national/public-service/how-the-foi-watchdog-was-starved-to-death-20140602-39ckf.html   How the FOI watchdog was starved to death Date: June 3, 2014 Richard Mulgan The Information...
Call for a single overarching national anticorruption body: ACLEI

Call for a single overarching national anticorruption body: ACLEI

by jmsthornton | May 22, 2014 | ACLEI, Federal Government, Submissions

The Australian Commission For Law Enforcement Integrity is the federal body tasked with supporting the Integrity Commissioner to provide independent assurance to government about the integrity of prescribed law enforcement agencies and their staff members. ...
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