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Position paper

Designing the National Integrity Commission: critical design details

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Corruption Political corruption Federal government Government accountability Government integrity Parliamentarians Commissions of inquiry Australia
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This position paper outlines what the Centre for Public Integrity believes are the essential elements that should form the design of a National Integrity Commission for Australia.

These include:

  • a broad jurisdiction
  • strong investigative powers
  • the ability to hold public hearings and report publicly
  • guaranteed independence
  • appropriate oversight
Publication Details
Copyright:
Centre for Public Integrity 2022
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
23 Jun 2022

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