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Wednesday 26 Jun 2019
State government integrity frameworks review
In 2018, IBAC reviewed integrity frameworks in a sample of 38 Victorian state government agencies, identifying examples of good practice and opportunities for improvement. A key objective of this project was to help state government agencies review and strengthen their own integrity frameworks, to improve their capacity to prevent corrupt conduct.
Thursday 28 Mar 2019
Local government integrity frameworks review
IBAC's Local government integrity frameworks review provides a snapshot of the integrity frameworks examined in a sample of six Victorian councils and highlights examples of good practices and possible areas for improvement.
Friday 22 Jun 2018
Audit of complaints investigated by Professional Standards Command, Victoria Police
As part of our work to determine how effectively Victoria Police handles complaints against police officers, IBAC audited a sample of investigations conducted by Professional Standards Command (PSC) during the 2015/16 financial year. This audit assessed whether PSC's complaint investigations were thorough and impartial and met the standards required for the handling of such serious allegations. IBAC identified that there are aspects of PSC's complaint handling processes that are concerning and require improvement.
Friday 15 Dec 2017
Operation Hastings
An investigation into allegations that a former officer of an industry training board had altered the final mark of an assessment examination to enable a candidate to pass when a licensed assessor had previously evaluated the candidate as a fail.
Monday 02 Oct 2017
Perceptions of corruption - Survey of Victorian local government employees
This report outlines the responses of local government employees following research into their understanding of corruption, their perceptions of corruption and misconduct, attitudes to reporting corruption and misconduct, and attitudes towards preventing corruption.
Tuesday 13 Dec 2016
Transit Protective Services Officers - An exploration of corruption and misconduct risks
Since 2011, transit Protective Services Officers (PSOs) have been employed by Victoria Police to patrol metropolitan and major regional railway stations. Their functions include maintaining a visible presence on train stations and surrounding areas, engaging with the community and fostering a sense of safety. They exercise a range of powers including the power to arrest and detain people, to request personal information, and to search people and property.