NSW Treasury does not tolerate corrupt conduct, maladministration, serious and substantial waste of public money, government information contravention, and other forms of serious wrongdoing. NSW Treasury commercial partners and suppliers are required to report all information that they become aware of, which indicates on reasonable grounds potential serious wrongdoing by NSW Treasury and its related entities.
The Public Interest Disclosures Act 2022 protects public officials from reprisal or detrimental action when disclosing corrupt conduct or other specific wrongdoing in line with requirements of the Act.
To be protected, reports must be made to Disclosures Officers, Disclosures Coordinators, or the Principal Officer (the Secretary).
NSW Treasury treats any breaches of its obligations seriously. If you suspect a possible breach of any conduct that could involve fraud, corrupt conduct, maladministration, or serious and substantial waste of public funds, NSW Treasury encourages you to make a report.