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The National Anti-Corruption Commission Report Containing The Results Of The 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey For The Australian Competition And Consumer Commission And Additional Information…
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The National Anti-Corruption Commission Report Containing The Results Of The 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey For The Australian Competition And Consumer Commission And Additional Information Document Prepared By Accc.
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The ACCC received results from the National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey, a voluntary staff perception survey administered across 171 Commonwealth agencies (58,309 total responses). The survey measured staff views on corruption, fraud, and integrity culture through 53 evaluative questions. The ACCC Chair received the agency's results on 9 December 2024, which were subsequently shared with personnel and incorporated into training and integrity initiatives. The ACCC highlighted that 92% of its survey respondents felt the agency's culture supports integrity—the highest result among agencies with 1,001-10,000 employees and a slight increase from 2024. The agency also noted complementary internal measures including annual conflict-of-interest disclosures, monitoring for compliance, and updated recruitment policies designed to prevent nepotism and cronyism concerns.
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