Public Office Public Trust. Lecture 2012

Public Office Public Trust. Lecture 2012

"Public Office, Public Trust" Lecture. University of Melbourne Law School 2012. The Hon Tim Smith, QC This paper, delivered to the University of Melbourne Law School "Integrity in Government" Search Conference on 4 December 2012, is an introduction to the idea of...

Victorian By-election 2012

Victorian By-election 2012

Reform of IBAC legislation Requests to Parties 5 attachments, one attachment, being a response from the Greens and one attachment, being the response from the ALP. Download attachments Letter Hon Daniel Andrews Letter Mr Greg Barber IBAC commitment letter July 2012...

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ART Submission to the Inquiry into Victorian 2010 Election  

ART Submission to the Inquiry into Victorian 2010 Election  

Inquiry into the Conduct of the 2010 Victorian State Election Our submission was made to the Victorian Joint Investigatory Committee - Electoral Matters by The Hon Ken Coghill.  Our submission can be found here. The details of the inquiry can be found on this...

Corruption watchdog ‘muzzled’

Corruption watchdog ‘muzzled’

THE Baillieu government is under pressure to rethink its anti-corruption commission after one of its key advisers accused it of muzzling the body and ''extracting its teeth''. Melissa Fyfe and Royce Millar explain why in an article in "The Age".   Corruption...

Inaugural ART Lecture – Fred Chaney: Integrity in Parliament – Where does duty lie?

Fred Chaney

“At a time when there is much irritation about the functioning of the political process, in this lecture I want to canvass the difficulty of judging politicians through the lens of integrity because of the layers of responsibility they have and the complexity of many of the issues with which they have to deal. In any particular circumstance the answer to the question, what is the right thing to do, depends on judgements about what interest they are supposed to serve and what policy choices they actually have. How a person of integrity should act is dependent on the nature of the questions faced and in whose or what interest he or she should be acting. Where does the politician’s duty lie? “

Fred Chaney

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YouTube Video of Fred Chaney’s lecture

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