The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) is Victoria’s largest anti-corruption agency, responsible for strengthening the integrity of the public sector and to enhance community confidence in public sector accountability.
IBAC’s objectives and functions are set out under the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011 (Vic), and are to:
- provide for the identification, investigation and exposure of serious corrupt conduct, and police personnel misconduct
- assist in the prevention of corrupt conduct, and police personnel misconduct
- facilitate the education of the public sector and the community about the detrimental effects of corrupt conduct and police personnel misconduct on public administration and the community and the ways in which corrupt conduct and police personnel misconduct can be prevented
- assist in improving the capacity of the public sector to prevent corrupt conduct and police personnel misconduct.
Information relating to the organisation and function of IBAC can be found on the About Us section of this website.
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What we do |
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You can also contact us directly to seek information on our operations.