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APS Integrity Hypotheticals - Conflict of Interest

Integrity MasterCraft Series

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The “APS Integrity Hypotheticals – Conflict of Interest” panel discussion was hosted by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources, and the APS Academy in November 2024. 

The event recording sees three senior public service executives share the integrity spotlight, with each panellist reflecting on how they would address the ever evolving conflict of interest scenarios posed to them. 

The discussion stemming from the scenarios highlights the grey (and not so grey) areas of decision making. Panel reflections cover what public servants should consider when confronted with similar situations, and how to approach decisions in general with integrity – with a key message being that the boundaries of conflicts of interest are rarely straight forward.  

Join participants from over 90 APS agencies as you listen to the panel discussion, as well as the audience Q&A.

This learning experience has been provided by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources in partnership with the APS Academy.

Participant benefits

  • Gain insight into how conflicts of interest can arise and be managed effectively in an APS environment.
  • Witness how the hypothetical scenarios are resolved, and gain effective strategies for managing similar situations in your workplace and building sound judgement.
  • Build a culture of transparency and integrity by encouraging open discussions about ethical dilemmas, critical thinking and grey area decision-making skills.

Considerations

You need to have an APSLearn account to be able to access the content.

Suitable for 

All Staff

Category and User Level 

This learning experience aligns with the Integrity Craft at the Practitioner level.

Topics
Communication
Stakeholder engagement
Leading in the APS
Relationships
Risk management
Values
Integrity
Categories
Integrity
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Last updated
18 August 2025

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