Fraud and Corruption Control Plans
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The release contains four versions of the Social Research Centre's Fraud and Corruption Control Plan, two labelled QD 002.2 (last reviewed 15/12/2025 and 17/12/2024) and two labelled QD 002.1 (review dates 17/12/2024 and 23/06/20). The plans define fraud and corruption using AS8001-2008, state a zero tolerance position, and describe a code of conduct reviewed every two years, an Audit, Risk & Privacy Committee meeting monthly, and links to professional bodies such as The Research Society and CPA Australia. The QD 002.1 versions also refer to oversight by the parent company ANU Enterprise's Audit and Risk Committee, which meets four times a year, and to a Risk Register. Most operational sections, including planning, prevention, detection and incident response, are almost entirely withheld under s 47G, so the specific controls are not visible. The release is governance policy rather than education program or funding material.
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