Corruption Matters - October 2022 | Issue 60
The National Investigations Symposium is back in May 2023!
The 13th National Investigation Symposium (13 NIS) will be held at the Four Seasons Hotel, Sydney, on 24 and 25 May 2023.
The symposium is Australia’s premier investigations and complaint handling forum. It is attended by more than 500 public sector investigators, complaint handlers, auditors and senior public sector managers.
Symposium speakers comprise experts and practitioners within the public and private sectors, NGOs, public sector leaders, academics and investigative journalists within relevant fields of factfinding.
Session topics for the 13 NIS will include:
- workplace and disciplinary investigations
- approaches for interviewing children and people experiencing vulnerability
- investigations involving abuse and neglect
- complaint handling
- investigating environmental issues
- forensics/accounting and technology
- public interest disclosures
- investigations involving abuse and neglect
- reforms gained from investigations
- psychological welfare of parties to investigations
- challenging investigations
- international perspectives.
The NIS is an in-person event with informal social gatherings that provide delegates the opportunity to establish and foster vital contacts for further professional development.
The symposium program will be released in November 2022 with the opening of early bird registration.
A program of in-person workshops will precede the 13 NIS, on 23 May 2023. The workshop program is open to symposium delegates and non-delegates.
To receive updates about new 2023 symposium speakers, the interactive workshop program, and the opening of early bird registration, please email your contact details to [email protected].
The 13 NIS is a joint initiative of the NSW ICAC, the NSW Ombudsman and the Institute of Public Administration Australia NSW Division.
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