Helen Haines (Indi, Independent) Share this | Hansard source

My question is to the Attorney-General. In the almost three years that the National Anti-Corruption Commission has been operating, there've been one finding of officer misconduct, a new investigation of officer misconduct and no public hearings. The NACC's most significant investigation had to be reopened and referred to an independent assessor. The public has heard more about the commissioner's conflicts of interest than about findings of corruption. Attorney-General, do you accept that changes are needed to restore public confidence in the NACC?

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