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Media Releases
Wednesday 27 Sep 2023 IBAC’s public sector profiles aim to reduce and prevent corruption in the public service
Today the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) launched a series of risk profiles for five government sectors to help inform them about their specific corruption risks and vulnerabilities and how to prevent corruption and misconduct occurring.
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IBAC Insights (newsletter)
Wednesday 27 Sep 2023 Issue 37: Acting Commissioner’s message
Welcome to the September edition of IBAC Insights. In July IBAC released one of its most significant reports to date, the Operation Sandon special report, with recommendations on how government can tighten the loopholes that can allow corruption and misconduct to occur between councils and property developers.
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Media Releases
Thursday 14 Sep 2023 IBAC and Victorian Ombudsman warn prompt reform needed one year on from Watts Report
The Victorian Ombudsman and IBAC tabled Operation Watts progress report in parliament today.
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Media Releases
Tuesday 29 Aug 2023 MPs and councillors reveal their perceptions of corruption within government
Today, the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) released the findings of its Perceptions of Corruption Survey completed by Victorian Members of Parliament (MPs) and local government councillors. The voluntary survey for MPs and councillors builds on IBAC’s surveys in 2022 with state and local government employees, Victoria Police employees, business suppliers, and the Victorian community.
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Media Releases
Thursday 27 Jul 2023 Operation Sandon uncovers serious corruption risks in Victoria’s planning system
Today the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) tabled a special report in Parliament that exposes corruption vulnerabilities in Victoria’s planning decision-making processes at both state and local government levels.
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IBAC Insights (newsletter)
Sunday 02 Jul 2023 IBAC’s witness liaison measures
IBAC's statutory functions are to expose and prevent serious and systemic corrupt conduct and police misconduct. In performing these functions and given the serious nature of the matters IBAC considers, we recognise that people involved in or subject to our investigations and examinations may be under a level of stress.
For media enquiries, call 0427 480 840 or email us at media@ibac.vic.gov.au