Reporting corruption

The ICAC gathers information from a variety of sources about corruption that may be occurring in the NSW public sector. Anybody can provide information about suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC. Members of the public, public officials and the heads of NSW government agencies (including local councils) provide the ICAC with valuable information about corruption.

Information can be provided in writing, by telephone or arranging an interview with an ICAC Officer. Contact details are listed below.

A form for reporting possible corrupt conduct that can be emailed, faxed or posted to ICAC is also provided on this web site.

If you, or a person you are advising, are unsure if a matter should be reported to the ICAC, you can also seek advice from an ICAC Officer over the phone.

For information on other agencies which handle complaints and provide information click here.

To provide information or make an enquiry:

Write to: ICAC, GPO Box 500, Sydney NSW 2001
Fax: (02) 9264 5364
Phone: (02) 8281 5999 or toll free 1800 463 909 (outside metropolitan Sydney), between 9am and 5pm.

All information gathered by the ICAC is treated confidentially. Information can also be provided anonymously.

Information for the public

It is important that members of the public come forward and report suspected corrupt conduct. [go]

Information for public officials

It is important for public officials to report wrongdoing in the NSW public sector. However, many public officials fear they may suffer in their workplace as a result. [go]

Information for principal officers

All principal officers of NSW public agencies have an obligation under section 11 of the ICAC Act to report to the ICAC any matter the officer suspects, on reasonable grounds, may concern corrupt conduct. [go]

Making a protected disclosure

If you are a NSW public official, you can make a protected disclosure about corruption to the ICAC. [go]

What information does the ICAC need? (checklist)

When reporting suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC it is important to provide as much detail as possible. [go]

What happens to the information I provide?

How ICAC deals with your information [go]

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The ICAC About corruption Prevention & education Reporting corruption Information for the public Information for public officials Information for principal officers Making a protected disclosure Information required What happens to the information I provide? Investigations & inquiries Publications and resources Inspector of the ICAC	Email this page to a friend Reporting corruption The ICAC gathers information from a variety of sources about corruption that may be occurring in the NSW public sector. Anybody can provide information about suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC. Members of the public, public officials and the heads of NSW government agencies (including local councils) provide the ICAC with valuable information about corruption. Information can be provided in writing, by telephone or arranging an interview with an ICAC Officer. Contact details are listed below. A form for reporting possible corrupt conduct that can be emailed, faxed or posted to ICAC is also provided on this web site. If you, or a person you are advising, are unsure if a matter should be reported to the ICAC, you can also seek advice from an ICAC Officer over the phone. For information on other agencies which handle complaints and provide information click here. To provide information or make an enquiry: Write to: ICAC, GPO Box 500, Sydney NSW 2001 Fax: (02) 9264 5364 Phone: (02) 8281 5999 or toll free 1800 463 909 (outside metropolitan Sydney), between 9am and 5pm. All information gathered by the ICAC is treated confidentially. Information can also be provided anonymously. Information for the public It is important that members of the public come forward and report suspected corrupt conduct. [go] Information for public officials It is important for public officials to report wrongdoing in the NSW public sector. However, many public officials fear they may suffer in their workplace as a result. [go] Information for principal officers All principal officers of NSW public agencies have an obligation under section 11 of the ICAC Act to report to the ICAC any matter the officer suspects, on reasonable grounds, may concern corrupt conduct. [go] Making a protected disclosure If you are a NSW public official, you can make a protected disclosure about corruption to the ICAC. [go] What information does the ICAC need? (checklist) When reporting suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC it is important to provide as much detail as possible. [go] What happens to the information I provide? How ICAC deals with your information [go]
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