The Sydney Morning Herald | Fears privatisation of state assets will escape scrutiny if ICAC is diminished The Sydney Morning Herald A state budget cut that will force the state corruption watchdog to shed 15 per cent of its staff will create "open slather" for big business, the public service association has warned. The Independent Commission of Corruption commissioner Megan Latham ... NSW corruption watchdog forced to fire staff following State Government funding cut Agencies feel the heat as ICAC turns the screws |
Fears privatisation of state assets will escape scrutiny if ICAC is diminished – The Sydney Morning Herald
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Jun 5, 2016