The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is a non-corporate Commonwealth entity covered by the Public Service Act 1999. This audit provides assurance to the Parliament that ACMA has complied with gifts, benefits and hospitality requirements. The audit finds that ACMA is partly effective in managing and controlling the risks associated with giving and receiving...

Governments use public money to procure goods and services. Parliament and the public need to know this money is spent fairly and transparently. This audit examines if Victorian government departments use suitable controls to prevent, detect and investigate fraud and corruption when procuring goods and services.

This guide assists NSW public sector agencies to understand the nature and prevalence of common and systemic corruption issues they are likely to encounter.

This assessment finds that although the policies embedded in the Ombudsman and Other Legislation Amendment Bill are appropriate to address the need for the Bill and will serve the public interest, little of the policymaking process behind the Bill was captured in the Government Statement of Public Interest.

This paper seeks to set out how future UK governments should approach modernising the state to deliver effectively for, and rebuild trust with, citizens. This work is based on a literature review of relevant research, and over 30 interviews with experts from across government, including current and previous civil servants and advisors.