ANZSOG Integrity in Practice: An Analysis of Public Sector Integrity Reviews

ANZSOG presents a comparative analysis of recent and important public sector integrity reviews (often triggered by corruption and serious procedural failures) and provides summaries of a number of key integrity focussed reports.

The representative sample of summarised reports include:

• Report of the Royal Commission into the Robodebt Scheme – Catherine Holmes (2023)
• Being a trusted and respected partner: The APS integrity framework – Nikolas Kirby & Simone Webbe (2019)
• Our Public Service, Our Future: An independent review of the Australian Public Service – David Thodey (2019)
• Independent Review of Services Australia and NDIA Procurement and Contracting – Ian Watt (2023)
• Parliament of Victoria, Integrity Oversight Committee, Inquiry into the Education and Prevention Function of Victorian Integrity Agencies (2022)
• Let the Sunshine in: Review of culture and accountability in the Queensland Public Sector – Peter Coaldrake (2022)
• DPC Inquiry: Appointment of Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner to the Americas – Graeme Head (2022)
• Informing and advising Ministers in the Victorian Public Service (2021)
• Report into consultations regarding APS approaches to ensure institutional integrity – Stephen Sedgewick (2020)
• A fair and responsive public service for all: independent review of Queensland state employment law – Peter Bridgeman (2019)
• Operation Dunham – Independent broad-based Anti-Corruption commission (2017)
• Operation Ord – Independent broad-based Anti-Corruption commission (2016)
• Explainer: National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC)

This learning experience has been provided by ANZSOG.

Suitable for

APS 4 – SES Band 3

Category and User Level

This resource aligns with the Integrity Craft at the Practitioner level.