Bruce McClintock
Who's watching the watchdog
CLAIM: The ICAC deals with corruption as it is defined in the independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988. The definition contains a number of elements that are covered in detail in this section.
While it can take many forms, corrupt conduct occurs when:
- a public official dishonestly exercises his or her official functions, or improperly misuses information or material acquired during the course of his or her official functions.
- a member of the public engages in conduct that could involves one of the matters set out in the section 8(2A) of the ICAC Act where such conduct impairs, or could impair, public confidence in public administration.
Bruce McClintock
Alexandra Allsopp
Who's watching the watchdog
CLAIM: The ICAC deals with corruption as it is defined in the independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988. The definition contains a number of elements that are covered in detail in this section.
While it can take many forms, corrupt conduct occurs when:
- a public official dishonestly exercises his or her official functions, or improperly misuses information or material acquired during the course of his or her official functions.
- a member of the public engages in conduct that could involves one of the matters set out in the section 8(2A) of the ICAC Act where such conduct impairs, or could impair, public confidence in public administration.
FACT: The ICAC ignored or overlooked the facts as outlined in a complaint from the public.
ICAC
Independence accountability
The ICAC Act Section 7_ 8 _ 9
Independence accountability
Why exposing corruption
ICAC commissioner response
ICAC commissioner's final response
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