Tag: ICAC
#Reefgate, Joyce versus Husar and other scandals, the case for a federal ICAC
Posted by John, August 13th, 2018 - under Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Tags: Barnaby Joyce, Great Barrier Reef, ICAC, Michaelia Cash, Reefgate
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From Reefgate to the Banking Royal Commission and Joyce versus Husar to Cash and the AWU raids, the case for a Federal ICAC is comprehensive, writes John Passant in Independent Australia.
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Prime Minister’s address to the House of Representatives on the Australian Parliamentary and Political Party Commission
Posted by John, December 19th, 2016 - under Politicians, Politics.
Tags: Corruption, ICAC
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As has been said many times in this Parliament, the Government is absolutely committed to doing all that is necessary to bring an end to the culture of lawlessness, intimidation and bullying in the politics industry.
The passage of these bills into law will ensure that political work is carried out fairly, efficiently, lawfully, productively for all Australians.
ACT politicians reject local ICAC
Posted by John, November 10th, 2014 - under Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Tags: ACT, Australian Capital Territory, Bill D'Arcy, ICAC
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The Australian Capital Territory’s 17 local politicians do not support an independent agency to investigate corruption in the National Capital writes Bill D’Arcy.
Why is there no Independent Commission Against Corruption in the Australian Capital Territory?
Posted by John, September 2nd, 2014 - under Independent Commission Against Corruption.
Tags: ACT, Australian Capital Territory, ICAC
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The corruption scandal currently unravelling in NSW should give Canberrans pause for thought, I write in New Matilda. A snippet: Can an ACT ICAC improve the confidence we ACT citizens have in our local politicians and public servants? I believe so. Such a body should be top of the list of priorities for the ACT […]