Principal speaker
Professor A.J. Brown
Professor A.J Brown Presents the School of Government and International Relations 6th Distinguished Lecture.
Every Australian state, and even both territories, have or will soon have a broad-based, independent integrity or anti-corruption commission. But as a Senate Select Committee reported last year, the Commonwealth Government alone does not - despite having a multi-agency system which is "complex and poorly understood… opaque, difficult to access and challenging to navigate'.
This year's distinguished lecture will present a new picture of the options for the Commonwealth Government to undertake long overdue strengthening of its public integrity system - drawing on initial results from Australia's second national integrity system assessment, the Griffith University-led Australian Research Council Linkage Project "set to help shape any new anti-corruption structure' (Linda Mottram, ABC Radio PM, February 2018)
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Event contact details
- Tracee McPate
- 07 3735 4032