Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander arrives to give evidence to parliament's Crime and Public Integrity committee last year. Photo: Kelly Barnes / AAP

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ICAC set for review as Labor takes aim at open hearings legislation

EXCLUSIVE | Public officers facing maladministration allegations would have the right to refuse to give evidence to an ICAC investigation under proposed Labor amendments to a contentious Bill designed to deliver greater transparency to South Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog.

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ICAC comments "an abuse of court"

Legal proceedings against a former bureaucrat should be stayed because of public comments by Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander that represented “an abuse of the court” and a “threat to the judicial process”, a court has heard.

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Labor move to refer ICAC to reviewer

EXCLUSIVE | Tensions between state parliament and the Independent Commission Against Corruption are poised to dramatically escalate, with a Labor-led motion to refer the state’s public integrity unit to an independent auditor, InDaily can reveal.

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‘Wheels have fallen off’ ICAC Act, says Lander

Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander says it’s not for him to say whether Attorney-General Vickie Chapman broke the law, but concedes the ongoing controversy has “reflected badly” on his organisation.

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Lander to face parliamentary grilling over Chapman stoush

The State Opposition will directly question Independent Commissioner Against Corruption Bruce Lander about whether or not he authorised Attorney-General Vickie Chapman to make public comment about an ongoing investigation, when he appears before a parliamentary inquiry next month.