Results Of The National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey For The Department Of Education

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey assessed corruption risks and integrity perceptions across Australian public sector agencies, including the Department of Education. Education achieved a 37% response rate (653 of 1,761 staff), above the overall 21% rate. The survey measured three factors: organisational controls, employee comprehension, and reporting likelihood across 53 evaluative questions. Key findings showed 79% positive sentiment regarding agency integrity, though only 67% rated anti-corruption controls as strong (though 92% deemed them satisfactory). Nearly all respondents (96%) were confident identifying corruption in their area, and 84% correctly identified corrupt practices in scenario-based questions. The survey was conducted between August and September 2024 across 171 participating agencies, with response rates ranging from 3% to 100% median of 33%.