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Anti-corruption bill in need of clarification

by Chris Merritt | Oct 7, 2022 | Chris Merritt, Commentary, ICAC

Anti-corruption bill in need of clarification   6 October 2022 The campaign to stamp out public sector corruption is laudable. But in key areas, the Albanese government’s National Anti-Corruption Commission Bill needs surgery. One of the most troubling elements is...

On balance, there are no checks in federal NACC

by Chris Merritt | Sep 28, 2022 | Chris Merritt, ICAC

On balance, there are no checks in federal NACC  28 September 2022 Now details of the proposed national anti-corruption commission have been made public, it is clear that much of the criticism of this scheme is directed at a problem that does not exist. Greens and...

Serious and systemic flaws by design for federal ICAC

by Chris Merritt | Sep 28, 2022 | Commentary, ICAC

Serious and systemic flaws by design for federal ICAC  28 September 2022 In the space of two days, it has become clear the national anti-corruption commission looks like incorporating some troubling aspects of its counterpart in NSW. On Monday, when explaining the...

Justice delayed: ICAC inquiries take too long

by Chris Merritt | Aug 4, 2022 | Chris Merritt, Commentary, ICAC

Justice delayed: ICAC inquiries take too long Chris Merritt 4 August 2022 Published in the Australian Newspaper Next week, when Peter Hall is due to step down after five years at the helm of ICAC, he’ll leave an organisation that is struggling. The...

Government must resist Greens’ integrity push

by Chris Merritt | Jul 15, 2022 | Chris Merritt, Commentary, ICAC

Government must resist Greens’ integrity push Chris Merritt 14 July 2022 Published in the Australian Newspaper Thanks to overreach by the Greens, Mark Dreyfus has a strong incentive to do a deal with the opposition to ensure Senate approval for his...

NSW government must admit mistake on ICAC ruling

by Chris Merritt | Jul 8, 2022 | Chris Merritt, Commentary, ICAC

NSW government must admit mistake on ICAC ruling Chris Merritt 07 July 2022 Published in the Australian Newspaper After sitting on its hands for seven years, the NSW government is edging closer to unwinding its ill-advised interference in the justice...

Anti-corruption bill in need of clarification

On balance, there are no checks in federal NACC

Serious and systemic flaws by design for federal ICAC

Justice delayed: ICAC inquiries take too long

Government must resist Greens’ integrity push

NSW government must admit mistake on ICAC ruling

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