Current investigations
The ICAC only discloses current investigations activity where this is in the public interest. For example, the ICAC may determine that it is in the public interest to hold a public inquiry as part of an investigation.
All public inquiries are advertised, with a public hearing notice published on this site and in major newspapers.
Transcripts of each day’s public inquiry proceeding are published on this website, generally within 24 hours, unless suppression orders are in place.
For transcripts relating to a particular investigation, click on the relevant investigation title and follow the links.
List of current investigations which have been made public
Any current ICAC investigations which have been made public, generally through the holding of a public inquiry, are listed below.
2009
The ICAC is conducting an investigation into allegations that John Hart, a barrister, together with a number of other persons, has engaged in corrupt conduct by providing false information to judicial officers, conspiring to deliberately inflate legal costs in a costs claim lodged with the Attorney-General’s Department and representing to his clients and others that in return for payment being made to public officials in the justice system, those public officials would act favourably in their interests.
The ICAC is conducting an investigation into allegations that persons from various registered training organisations, and others, may have engaged in corrupt conduct, and/or conduct liable to allow, encourage or cause the occurrence of corrupt conduct, in relation to the delivery of training, the conduct of assessments and the issue of certificates connected with approved security industry training courses.