The second reading of the Greens’ Public Interest Disclosures (Members of Parliament) Bill 2021 began in the Legislative Council today.
The Greens are proud to see our Bill to fix the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2002 pass the House of Assembly this evening.
I want to say a bit about the value of whistleblowers. They can be a thorn in the side of a government or a corporation.
The Public Interest Disclosures Act 2002 provides a framework for the disclosure of information related to improper conduct by a public officer or public body.
This week in State Parliament the Greens will bring on our Bill to fix the Public Interest Disclosures Act 2002 for debate.
The department has conducted an investigation and determined that some information was inadvertently released in the RTI decision.
The wellbeing of animals in Tasmania is a matter of very significant importance to the vast majority of the Tasmanian people.
Persistent allegations of cruelty and neglect at VDL dairies demand an urgent, sustained response from Biosecurity Tasmania.
The Green movement has a proud history of standing in defiance of unjust laws which are against the public interest.
The baseline data for Okehampton Bay shared publicly is the last nail in the coffin for the planned East Coast fish farm expansion.
