Departure of Diane Merryfull
The departure of the Integrity Commission's CEO, Diane Merryfull, is a tremendous loss for Tasmania.
Oct
2015
2
Integrity Commission
Sep
2015
23
Integrity in Public Office Reforms Defeated
Neither the Liberals nor Labor supported the Greens Criminal Code Amendment (Misconduct in Public Office) Bill 2015.
Sep
2015
22
Integrity Commission Right on Gift Policy Problems
It is standard practice in public and private agencies throughout Australia to reject gifts, or gifts over a certain value.
Aug
2015
20
Criminal Code Amendment (Misconduct in Public Office) Bill Tabled
Both the old parties will be given the opportunity in Parliament to bring Tasmania into line with the rest of the country.
Aug
2015
18
Integrity Commission
The Premier is responsible for the State's public service and therefore its culture and standards.
Aug
2015
18
Integrity Commission
Every Australian state, territory and the Commonwealth other than Tasmania has within its criminal law framework an offence of misconduct in public office.
Aug
2015
18
Premier Squibs on Public Misconduct
The Premier today offered no proper justification for Tasmania being the only jurisdiction in the country not to have a crime of public misconduct.
Aug
2015
16
Time for Tasmania to Join the Rest of the Nation on Public Trust
When Parliament returns this week, the Greens will table an amendment to the Criminal Code Act 1924 to create a crime of 'misconduct in public office'.
Aug
2015
7
Outgoing Integrity Commission Chief Slams Cuts and Complacency
The Honourable Murray Kellam AO, has exposed in raw detail the Hodgman Liberal Government’s attempts to undermine and weaken Tasmania’s Integrity Commission.
Jun
2015
24
Integrity Committee Report a Missed Opportunity
The Joint Select Committee on Integrity has missed an important opportunity to adequately strengthen the investigative powers of the Integrity Commission.