Commonwealth Integrity Survey

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The National Anti-Corruption Commission's 2024 Commonwealth Integrity Survey gathered responses from 58,309 Australian public sector employees across 171 agencies between August and September 2024. The survey measured three integrity factors: organisational controls, employee comprehension, and reporting likelihood. Key findings showed 79% positive sentiment about agency integrity and 67% confidence in anti-corruption controls, though only 63% rated controls as strong. Nearly 96% of respondents expressed confidence in identifying corruption. The Department of Finance achieved a 34% response rate (759 of 2,222 invitees), above the government-wide average of 21%. Response rates across participating agencies ranged from 3% to 100%, with a median of 33%, indicating variable engagement with integrity assessment processes across the Commonwealth.