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EXCLUSIVE | South Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog is pushing for sweeping changes to the state’s ICAC laws – including a section of the Act his office was last week judged to have contravened, InDaily can reveal.
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The Marshall Government intends to review a bombshell court finding that the state’s anti-corruption watchdog exceeded its authority, acted unlawfully and breached its own rules, after a judge handed down a damning assessment of the ICAC’s handling of a high-profile case.
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The state’s anti-corruption watchdog is conducting “live investigations” into potential criminal misconduct within SA Health, which Commissioner Bruce Lander has told parliament involve cases “at the more serious end of the spectrum”.
The end of Bruce Lander’s seven year tenure as Independent Commissioner Against Corruption is an opportunity to examine the powerful office’s role, responsibilities and success, argues Kym Davey.
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The former judge who oversaw the most sweeping electoral boundary changes in recent history before the last state election is set to become South Australia’s next Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.
UPDATED | The state’s Independent Commissioner Against Corruption has launched a major investigation into all claims made over the past decade by parliamentarians under a controversial country members’ allowance scheme, which has seen Liberal MPs forced to pay back tens of thousands of taxpayers’ dollars in a deepening scandal.
