National Anti-Corruption Commission Report.

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey assessed corruption risks across Australian public sector agencies, including the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. The survey collected 58,309 responses from 171 agencies between August-September 2024, with DISR achieving a 24% response rate (906 of 3,706 staff). Key findings showed 79% positive sentiment regarding agency integrity, 67% confidence in anti-corruption controls, and 96% of respondents confident in identifying corruption. The survey measured three factors: organisational controls, employee comprehension, and reporting likelihood. While staff generally assessed their agency's integrity positively, ratings for control strength were more mixed, with 63% believing controls were strong though 92% considered them satisfactory. Results provide benchmarking data on integrity perceptions and corruption risks across Commonwealth agencies.