2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey For The Department Of Treasury

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey examined corruption risks and integrity perceptions across the Australian public service. Treasury's response rate was 27% (527 of 1,968 staff), exceeding the APS average of 21%, though the report notes this remains a relatively small sample. The survey of 58,309 responses across 171 agencies used 53 evaluative questions grouped into three factors: organisational controls, employee comprehension, and reporting likelihood. Treasury respondents showed strong faith in their agency's integrity (79% positive sentiment) but more mixed confidence in anti-corruption controls (67%). The full report includes detailed breakdowns of organisational controls, employee ability to identify corruption, and staff willingness to report misconduct, though the document excerpt provided does not include complete findings across all three measured factors.