ICAC Functions Members of the public and public officials are encouraged to report suspected corrupt conduct to the ICAC. You can report allegations online. All reports are carefully assessed.  Guidance is provided to assist public sector agencies resist corruption and manage the risk. Resources and advice are available online. The ICAC has significant powers to investigate corrupt conduct involving or affecting the NSW public sector. This includes state government agencies, local government authorities, members of Parliament and the judiciary. |
News and Events10/05/2012  The ICAC invites NSW state and local government executives and senior managers to apply for scholarships to attend the 2012 ICAC/ANU Corruption and Anti-corruption Executive Course in Canberra during September.
08/05/2012  Government organisations need to focus on how they design and manage the workplace rather than relying soley on traditional tools to prevent corruption, the ICAC said today.
3/05/2012  The Commission's public inquiry into corruption allegations concerning former University of Sydney IT mananger Atilla (Todd) Demiralay is adjourned.
27/04/2012  The ICAC will visit the North Coast next month as part of the Commission's outreach program to bring anti-corruoption initiatives and training to regional NSW.
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