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Recommendations
Recommendation 1
3.50 The committee recommends that an integrity
testing program be introduced for certain Commonwealth law enforcement
agencies.
Recommendation 2
3.51 The committee has received evidence about types
of integrity testing and recommends that targeted integrity testing be the
preferred method.
Recommendation 3
4.6 The committee recommends that an integrity
testing program initially apply to law enforcement agencies within ACLEI's
jurisdiction.
Recommendation 4
4.21 The committee recommends that the Integrity
Commissioner and heads of agencies under the jurisdiction of ACLEI be given the
ability to authorise integrity tests in the course of their investigations into
corruption issues.
Recommendation 5
4.56 The committee recommends that relevant
legislation be amended, or if necessary, created, so as to allow covert
policing powers to be used for the purpose of targeted integrity testing of an
officer or employee of an agency under the jurisdiction of ACLEI, or group
thereof, where there are allegations or suspicions of corrupt behaviour.
Recommendation 6
4.64 The committee recommends that legislative
amendments be made mirroring the relevant parts of controlled operations
legislation so that the Commonwealth Ombudsman is enabled to provide an annual
report to Parliament on the use of integrity testing and associated covert
policing powers.
Recommendation 7
4.66 The committee recommends that:
- the
Integrity Commissioner be notified of any integrity test that is to be
conducted by an agency within ACLEI's jurisdiction as well as the outcome of
such tests; and
- the
Integrity Commissioner may at his discretion be involved in or take control of
the integrity test.
Recommendation 8
4.69 The committee recommends that as part of the committee's
annual examination of the ACLEI annual report, ACLEI provide a private briefing
to the PJC-ACLEI on the number and outcome of integrity tests conducted.
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