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Operation Cavill
public
inquiry to resume 20 September 2013
30 August 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will resume its Operation Cavill
public
inquiry concerning allegations involving City of Ryde Mayor Councillor Ivan Petch, and others, on Friday 20 September at 10:00 am.
ICAC identifies ways to minimise
corruption
in IT contracts
21 August 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) has identified five key levers that need to be managed in order for government agencies to minimise the
corruption
risks involved in managing information technology (IT) contractors.
MEDIA ALERT: ICAC
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the City of Ryde Mayor, Cr Ivan Petch, starts next week
12 July 2013
The
NSW
Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing at 10:00 am on Monday 15 July 2013 as part of an investigation it is conducting into a number of allegations involving City of Ryde Mayor, Councillor Ivan Petch, and others, including the alleged release of confidential council information on many occasions, and for various reasons including in an attempt to undermine council employees, such as the former General Manager, Mr John Neish.
ICAC
public
inquiry into allegations concerning the City of Ryde Mayor, Councillor Ivan Petch
19 June 2013
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing on Monday 15 July 2013 as part of an investigation it is conducting into a number of allegations involving City of Ryde Mayor, Councillor Ivan Petch, and others, including the alleged release of confidential council information on many occasions, and for various reasons including in an attempt to undermine council employees, such as the former General Manager, Mr John Neish.
Corrective Services
NSW
- allegations concerning activities officer (Operation Drake)
25 January 2013
The ICAC investigated allegations that Karaha Pene Te-Hira, an activities officer employed by Corrective Services
NSW
(CS
NSW
) at the Long Bay Correctional Complex Metropolitan Special Programs Centre (MSPC), trafficked mobile telephones and accessories, sports shoes, steroids and other contraband into MSPC over the past three years in return for corrupt payments from inmates or family members or associates of inmates.
ICAC regional
corruption
prevention program to visit Riverina and Murray
21 November 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will visit the Riverina and Murray this month as part of the Commission's outreach program to bring anti-
corruption
initiatives and training to regional
NSW
.
Public
inquiry into
corruption
allegations concerning Corrective Services
NSW
activities officer
26 September 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing Monday 8 October 2012 as part of an investigation it is conducting into
corruption
allegations against Corrective Services
NSW
activities officer, Karaha Pene Te-Hira.
ICAC
public
inquiry into
corruption
allegations involving former UTS employee
12 September 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing Monday 24 September 2012 as part of an investigation it is conducting into allegations that a former University of Technology, Sydney (UTS) employee engaged in corrupt conduct in his dealings with UTS contractors.
ICAC seeks comment on
corruption
risk issues relating to NGO delivery of human services in
NSW
28 August 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) is seeking responses to
corruption
risk issues it has raised in relation to the non-government organisation (NGO) delivery of human services in
NSW
, and in particular risks that apply to funding arrangements and the effectiveness of the controls in place to manage waste and address mismanagement of government funds.
MEDIA ALERT: ICAC
public
inquiry into
corruption
allegations involving security companies and
public
authorities to resume Monday
27 July 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will resume the
public
inquiry it is holding as part of its investigation into
corruption
allegations concerning security companies and
public
authorities on Monday 30 July 2012 at 10:00 am.
ICAC extends scope of
public
inquiry into
corruption
allegations involving security companies and
public
authorities
22 June 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) Commissioner, the Hon David Ipp AO QC, today announced the extension of the scope of the ICAC's
public
inquiry currently underway concerning
corruption
allegations involving security companies and
public
authorities (Operation Tilga).
ICAC to hold
public
inquiry into
corruption
allegations involving security companies and
public
authorities
12 June 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will hold a
public
inquiry commencing on Monday 18 June 2012 as part of an investigation it is conducting into
corruption
allegations concerning the process relating to the supply of security services to several
NSW
public
authorities.
Strong organisational design the key today to preventing
corruption
, says ICAC
8 May 2012
Government organisations need to focus on how they design and manage the workplace rather than relying solely on traditional tools to prevent
corruption
, the Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) said today.
ICAC regional
corruption
prevention program to visit North Coast
27 April 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) will visit the North Coast next month as part of the Commission's outreach program to bring anti-
corruption
initiatives and training to regional
NSW
.
ICAC recommends changes to the
NSW
planning system to minimise
corruption
risks
15 February 2012
The Independent Commission Against
Corruption
(ICAC) recommends that the
NSW
Government adopts safeguards to ensure greater transparency, accountability and openness to minimise
corruption
risks in the
NSW
planning system.
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