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As an elected official, putting the public interest first means doing your job in a fair and unbiased way. Your decisions should not be influenced by personal gain or connections. This principle applies to everyone involved in delivering government services...

Under the Crime and Corruption Act (CC Act), corrupt conduct includes: Neglect, failure, and inaction: Failing to do something that should be done when it's needed. Conspiracy: Planning with others to engage in corrupt behaviour. Attempt: Trying to engage in...

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This section highlights important points about integrity and transparency to ensure councillors and mayors act fairly and in the public interest. To put the public interest first, public officials should: Perform their duties fully and effectively. Behave...

To request amendment of your personal information, make a written application to the CCC which: includes sufficient detail about the documents or information you are requesting to enable the CCC to identify the relevant documents identifies the information...

Findings from a survey of local government employees

This factsheet explains when the work of engineers could be corrupt conduct.

Find out why economic recovery and crisis management strategies can open up opportunities for corruption.

If you are dissatisfied with a CCC Information Access decision, you may apply for an internal or external review of the decision. Internal review In an internal review, the application is considered afresh. An internal review is performed by a CCC officer at...