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The Queensland integrity regime

The Office of Integrity Commissioner is one of a number of statutory bodies that have been created by Parliament to maintain and enhance the integrity of the Queensland public sector.

The Integrity Commissioner’s role is limited to providing advice to Ministers, MPs and senior officials about ethics or integrity issues, including conflicts of interest. The Commissioner is also responsible for maintaining the register of lobbyists and monitoring compliance with the Act and the Lobbyists Code of Conduct.

Integrity agencies

These agencies provide advice about integrity and accountability matters.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is administratively responsible for the Public Sector Ethics Act 1994 and:

  • reviews the Code of Conduct
  • considers requests for approval of agency standards of practice
  • provides ethics advice and support to public service agencies.

Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) is a statutory body that investigates both crime and corruption, has oversight of both the police and the public sector, and protects witnesses.

The Office of the Queensland Ombudsman is an independent agency that investigates complaints about the actions and decisions of state government departments and agencies, local councils and public universities. The Office seeks to improve the quality of decision-making and administrative practice in government agencies by providing education and advice, and has oversight of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010.

Office of the Information Commissioner is an independent body that promotes access to government held information and protects peoples personal information held by government under the Information Privacy Act 2009.

The Queensland Audit Office provides Parliament with an independent assessment of the financial management related activities of public sector entities to enhance public accountability.

Queensland Independent Complaint Agencies - various independent complaint agencies in Queensland and across Australia that investigate complaints about government departments, local councils and private organisations.

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Last updated
15 July, 2021

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