Independent broad-based anti-corruption commission

The primary purpose of IBAC is to strengthen the integrity of the Victorian public sector, and to enhance community confidence in public sector accountability.

IBAC is Victoria’s first anti-corruption body with responsibility for identifying and preventing serious corrupt conduct across the whole public sector, including members of Parliament, the judiciary and state and local government.

IBAC also has a broad oversight role in relation to police personnel misconduct and an important education function to proactively assist public sector agencies to improve their systems and processes to prevent corrupt conduct.

What we do

 

Strengthening the integrity of the Victorian public sector

Reporting corruption or police misconduct

Have you identified conduct that you believe may be corrupt conduct or police misconduct?

Report corruption or police misconduct

What is corruption and police misconduct?

 

Preventing corruption and police misconduct

IBAC has important functions to educate the whole public sector and the community about the detrimental effects of corruption and the ways it can be prevented.

Education and prevention

IBAC News

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IBAC rolls out information sessions on whistle-blower protections

The Independent Broad-Based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) is working with public sector agencies and local government to protect people who report public mal-administration, misconduct and corruption. IBAC is launching a series of information sessions, to be held across metropolitan and regional Victoria, to inform ‘protected disclosure coordinators’ of their obligations under the Protected Disclosure Act 2012.

IBAC commences full operations

Following proclamation of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Amendment (Investigative Functions) Act 2012, IBAC is fully operational from 10 February 2013.

IBAC addresses Fraud & Corruption Conference

Raising public awareness of how to report corruption, and building the profile of IBAC were just some of the initiatives raised by Acting Commissioner Ron Bonighton in his key note address to the 18th Annual Public Sector Fraud & Corruption Conference today in Melbourne.

Poll shows Victorians believe corruption has increased

A survey partnership between the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) and The Australia National University (ANU) on the prevalence and perception of corruption in Victoria has revealed that nearly 50% of the 500 Victorians polled believed that corruption had increased over the last three years.
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Upcoming Events

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Protected Disclosure Information Seminars

Dates: 12 June - 20 June 2013
This seminar is designed to help Protected Disclosure Coordinators understand more about the PD Act and how it affects their organisation.

APSACC Conference 2013

Dates: 27 November - 28 November 2013
The Australian Public Sector Anti-Corruption Conference 2013 is Australia’s premier event for public sector executives, managers and corruption prevention practitioners.
Upcoming events