Corruption Matters - October 2022 | Issue 60
Registration closing soon for the Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference 2022
At a glance:
- Conference dates: 16 and 17 November 2022
- Virtual workshops: 8 November 2022
- In-person workshops: 15 November 2022
- Venue: The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney
Whether participating in-person, or virtually via the interactive delegate portal, be sure that you attend the Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference (APSACC) if you wish to learn more about how to enhance integrity, transparency, and accountability in public administration.
Conference program
The biennial conference attracts over 500 delegates keen to learn the latest trends, research, and practices on preventing, exposing, and responding to corrupt conduct and corruption risks in the public sector, including all levels of government, elected bodies, the judiciary, police, and statutory bodies. The APSACC 2022 program of speakers includes:
- The Hon Mark Dreyfus KC, Attorney-General, who will speak on future directions for integrity in Australia.
- A panel discussion on gender considerations in corruption prevention and enforcement that is moderated by Fran Kelly, with panelists:
- Karen Chang, Director and Chief Executive, Serious Fraud Office, New Zealand
- Jaala Hinchcliffe, Integrity Commissioner, Australian Commission for Law Enforcement Integrity
- The Hon Helen Murrell SC, Commissioner, NSW ICAC
- Karen Webb APM, NSW Commissioner of Police
- Will Fitzgibbon CAMS, International Consortium of Investigative Journalists, who will explore the exposure and significance of the “Panama papers”.
- Jeff Morris, prominent whistleblower, and Alice Drury of the Human Rights Law Centre, who will discuss whistleblower protection in practice with Tom Devine, Legal Director, Government Accountability Project.
- The Hon Ann Vanstone KC, Commissioner, Independent Commission Against Corruption South Australia, who will speak on matters of importance for corruption exposure.
- The Hon Robert Redlich KC, Commissioner, Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission, Victoria, who will discuss the significance of corruption investigations and prevention initiatives he has led.
Other key program topics delivered by experts and practitioners include:
- approaches to measuring the effectiveness of integrity initiatives
- presentations on how to enlist frontline and senior management in integrity
- new developments in corruption prevention in law enforcement
- preventing corruption in “low level” corruption agencies and jurisdictions
- using data to detect and prevent corruption
- preventing corruption in local government
- integrity frameworks for small organisations
- working productively with integrity agencies
- case studies with corruption prevention outcomes and reforms.
Register online now for APSACC 2022 to avoid disappointment.
Workshop program
Interactive virtual workshops on a range of topics will be delivered by skilled practitioners and academics on 8 November 2022. The in-person program is scheduled for 15 November 2022.
The workshops are on a range of relevant topics to assist public officials to identify and mitigate corruption risks within public sector organisations.
Hurry and register soon as some workshops have already closed due to full subscription.
APSACC 2022 is jointly-hosted by:
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