This document highlights the key integrity reforms our federal parliament must enact if we are to build a more democratic Australia.
National Integrity Commission
Transparency International Australia first called for a federal integrity commission in 2005. Now almost 18 years later, we have a well-resourced, independent and powerful National Anti-Corruption Commission.
7 December 2022. Join our board members and integrity experts as they break down the soon-to-be legislated National Anti-Corruption Commission.
As the NACC Bill returns to Parliament today, the country’s leading integrity organisations and experts are making a united call for the elimination of the ‘exceptional circumstances’ threshold for public hearings.
This document highlights a snapshot of the key integrity reforms our federal parliament must enact if we are to build a more democratic Australia.
The NACC bill is 90 per cent there. But there are some gaps we need to fix.
TIA proposes key amendments to the NACC Bill to ensure a strong Commission
The prospects of Australia securing a strong federal anti-corruption agency have taken a huge leap forward.
This is a historic moment. But it’s worth having a close look at the legislation and where it can be strengthened even further.
After a decade of decline on Transparency International’s global corruption ranking and countless corruption scandals, this landmark reform is a life raft for Australia’s political system.