Jim Carlton Integrity Lecture, Terry Moran

Jim Carlton Integrity Lecture, Terry Moran

The next long wave of reform - where will the ideas come from?  ART's annual Jim Carlton Integrity Lecture, was held in conjunction with the Centre for Comparative Constitutional Studies at the Melbourne Law School. In this 2019 Jim Carlton Lecture, Terry Moran...

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ART publishes its first eNews. Right now accountability in politics is a hotly contested space and ART is working on many fronts to stop further decline in public trust in those who hold public office and to bring about reforms to improve standards of accountability,...

ART’s Victorian election survey

ART’s Victorian election survey

In the lead-up to the Victorian election, the Accountability Roundtable asked all candidates to respond to a range of questions concerning their support of integrity and accountability measures. Neither the Labor nor Liberal parties have responded.  In fact, of the...

‘Guardian’ Transparency Project

‘Guardian’ Transparency Project

The Guardian Australia newspaper has been running a project "The Transparency Project", featuring a group of articles on their Government Accountability investigations over the week 17th to 21st September. They have aggregated them together on one page along with some...

Fiona McLeod SC to head up ART

Fiona McLeod SC to head up ART

The Accountability Round Table is delighted to announce that eminent barrister Fiona McLeod SC has been appointed Chair of Accountability Round Table She replaces Tim Smith, a former Supreme Court judge and foundation President of ART, which he co-founded in 2006. “I...

Resourcing  of OAIC – Response of ART  to the Attorney General

Resourcing of OAIC – Response of ART to the Attorney General

The exchange of correspondence between ART and the AG on the deleterious effects on transparency and freedom of information caused by the lack of resources to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner continues. Here is a further attempt to raise the...

Stephen Charles argues IBAC is ‘Weak and defective’

Stephen Charles argues IBAC is ‘Weak and defective’

Stephen Charles, Accountability Round Table member, warns against Australia adopting the Victorian IBAC Anticorruption model for a National Anticorruption body. This article is reposted from The Age and is available at its original source here. 'Weak and defective':...

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