Under the ICAC Act, there are various reports and publications that must be produced. The Commissioner can also issue public statements as appropriate.
Resources provide information and support public education to increase knowledge and reduce corruption.
Reports and statements
Joint statements
To coincide with International Anti-Corruption Day on 9 December 2022, Australia’s integrity chiefs released their 12 best practice principles for Australian anti-corruption commissions.
- Best practice principles for Australian Anti-Corruption Commissions
- Media release - 2022-12-09, Best practice principles for Australian Anti-corruption Commissions
Annual reports
The Commissioner must provide the ICAC Minister with an annual report of his and his office’s activities for each financial year, within 3 months of the end of the financial year.
General reports
Under section 48 of the ICAC Act, the Commissioner may make a general report to the Legislative Assembly.
Investigation reports
The Commissioner may prepare and provide investigation reports in accordance with the ICAC Act.
Public statements
Under section 55 of the ICAC Act, the Commissioner may release public statements in relation to particular matters, including matters referred to a referral entity.
Evaluation and reviews
Under section 110 of the ICAC Act, the Commissioner may evaluate or review a public body.
Other reports
Under the ICAC Act, the Commissioner also makes various other reports.
Public information and resources
Education resources
Under section 18 of the ICAC Act, the Commissioner’s functions include preventing, detecting and responding to improper conduct by developing and delivering education and training.
Media releases
Media releases provide information to the public on current activities and events.
Directions, guidelines and strategies
The Commissioner must issue and review various directions, guidelines and strategies.
View directions, guidelines and strategies