Inspector's Accountability

Under sections 136 and 137 of the Act, the Inspector must evaluate the performance of the ICAC for a financial year and prepare a report.

The Inspector must consider:

  • whether the ICAC and members of the ICAC staff acted within their powers and were compliant with the ICAC Act (and other relevant legislation)
  • whether the ICAC has implemented recommendations made by the Inspector
  • any other matters the Inspector considers relevant. This may include the number of complaints received by the ICAC or members of the ICAC staff.

The Inspector will provide the ICAC with a copy of the report, and give reasonable opportunity for the ICAC to comment on the proposed report.

The final report must include a fair representation of the ICAC’s comments.

The ICAC Minister and the ICAC must receive a copy of the report 3 months after the financial year to which it relates.

The ICAC Minister must table the report within 6 sitting days after receiving the report.

Reports

Annual reports