The highly anticipated integrity report into the Queensland public service has been released – finding the culture within is “too tolerant of bullying”. Read the 14 recommendations here.
spans 131 pages and makes 14 recommendations.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced the review in February after facing calls to launch an integrity probe. Picture: Tertius Pickard “Peter Coaldrake had a great opportunity to call for a royal commission, to get to the bottom of the dysfunctionality of the public sector in Queensland,” Mr Gleeson said.
“The report will go to Cabinet on Monday and we will begin work on implementing these sweeping reforms lock, stock and barrel.”The independence of the position of the Auditor-General be strengthened, extending its scope and according it status as an Officer of the Parliament. The rejuvenation of the capability and capacity of the Queensland public sector be a major and concerted focus. This should emphasise a culture of performance and integrity. The Public Service Commission must accept its key role.
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