Request for APRA’s results for the National Anti-Corruption Commission’s Commonwealth Integrity Survey 2024.

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This disclosure contains APRA's results from the 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey conducted by the National Anti-Corruption Commission. The survey measured staff perceptions of corruption risk and integrity across the Australian public sector between August and September 2024. APRA's response rate was 22% (212 of 945 staff), consistent with the overall 21% response rate across 58,309 respondents from 171 agencies. Results are organised across three integrity factors: organisational controls (79% positive sentiment on agency integrity, 67% on anti-corruption controls), employee comprehension (staff ability to identify corruption), and reporting likelihood (willingness to report misconduct). The document notes the relatively small APRA sample size limits conclusions about employee views, though response rates were adequate for comparison purposes.