Media releases
Today, the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) launched its 2023 Perceptions of Corruption Survey. This year all elected representatives in Victoria – members of parliament and councillors – have been invited to participate.
The voluntary survey builds on IBAC's previous surveys on perceptions of corruption but is the first time MPs and councillors have been asked for their views. The anonymous survey will be conducted by an independent research company on behalf of IBAC.
The special report on IBAC’s Operation Daintree found that in October 2018, the then Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) entered into a $1.2 million contract with the Health Education Federation (HEF) – a recently established entity linked to the Health Workers Union (HWU) – to provide occupational violence and aggression training to health workers.
Victoria's Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) is reminding regional communities to speak out against police misconduct, with its relaunched You have the right to not remain silent campaign.
IBAC's police oversight role is a significant part of its jurisdiction and includes investigations of serious or systemic corruption or misconduct as well as reviews of misconduct investigations undertaken by Victoria Police.
Welcome to the March edition of IBAC Insights and my first edition as Acting IBAC Commissioner.
It has been a privilege to step into the shoes of our previous Commissioner, Robert Redlich AM, KC. Commissioner Redlich was an advocate for integrity in the public sector and Victoria Police, and for the role prevention and education plays in achieving this.
Victoria's Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) has re-launched its 'Speak up to stop it' campaign to remind Victorian public sector employees about the risks of improper influence and the importance of speaking up to stop it.