Western Australia's corruption watchdog keeps recommendations private

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 02:24 · Archive

Hundreds of recommendations by Western Australia's state corruption watchdog remain private despite the agency's push for transparency.

Western Australia's state corruption watchdog has issued hundreds of recommendations that remain unpublished. This occurs despite the agency's ongoing efforts to increase transparency in its work.

Conflicts of interest have been identified as the most common corruption red flag by the watchdog. The agency continues to advocate for the release of more of its findings to the public.

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• Conflicts of interest most common corruption red flagHundreds of recommendations by a state corruption watchdog remain private despite an ongoing push by the agency for more transparency.Perth Now · 7 Oct, 01:58
• Conflicts of interest most common corruption red flagHundreds of recommendations by a state corruption watchdog remain private despite an ongoing push by the agency for more transparency.The West Australian · 7 Oct, 01:58

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