Review of the ACT’s Integrity Commission Act 2018

Summary

The ACT Government reviewed the Integrity Commission Act 2018 to:

• enable the Integrity Commission to deter and investigate allegations of corruption
• strengthen confidence in ACT public sector governance.

The government also reviewed the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012 at the same time. It did this because the law required it and the two are closely connected.

Terms of reference

The terms of reference outline the goals, rules, and procedures for the reviews. They help ensure everything is clear, organized, and runs smoothly.

Discussion papers

The reviews asked for feedback for the review of both Acts. This was done by publishing a series of discussion papers aimed at helping people share their ideas and opinions.

Submissions

Interested parties were asked to either write a document or share their thoughts about specific issues mentioned in the terms of reference.

Integrity Commission Act 2018 Review submissions

Public Interest Disclosure Act 2012 Review submissions

Final reports

Final reports that were tabled by the ACT Government.

Government response to the reviews

How the ACT Government has responded to the reviews.

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