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Integrity Commission to publish data detailing operations

Integrity Commission CEO highlights links between property developers and councillors as misconduct risk

Integrity Commission seeks public input into a review of Tasmania’s lobbying oversight system

Integrity Commission recommends improved processes for funding promises and commitments made during Tasmanian election campaigns

Statement from the Chief Commissioner on Australia Institute report

The Integrity Commission notes the public debate surrounding its functions, powers and jurisdiction.

The Integrity Commission tables review of Tasmania Police's conduct and complaint management system, Abacus

The Integrity Commission has today tabled in the Tasmanian Parliament a review of
Tasmania Police’s new conduct and complaint management system, Abacus.

Annual Report 2020-21 Enhancing public trust in government

The Tasmanian Integrity Commission’s Annual Report for 2020-21, tabled in Parliament today, demonstrates how the work of the Commission improves the quality of public service and enhances public trust in government.

Integrity Commission’s research paper identifies a need for public discussion on Tasmania’s Electoral Act bribery offences

The Integrity Commission has today released a research paper considering the existing offences under the Tasmanian Electoral Act and the oversight powers of the Tasmanian Electoral Commissioner.

New Integrity Commission Ethics and Integrity Snapshot

The Integrity Commission is asking Tasmanian public sector organisations about their organisational integrity systems and processes. A new survey, released today, will include all State Government departments and businesses, local government municipal councils, and statutory authorities.

Investigation into allegations of misconduct by the Work Health and Safety Regulator, Government Ministers and ministerial staff

The Integrity Commission has investigated allegations that two Government Ministers and their staff sought to improperly influence the former Work Health and Safety Regulator and CEO of WorkSafe Tasmania, Mark Cocker.