Victoria (Australia) Perceived As A Corrupt State

A recent survey by an Independent Broad-based Anti-Corruption Commission revealed that three-quarters of Victorian government employees perceive their organisations as vulnerable to corruption, citing issues like favoritism, inaction, and breaches of professional boundaries.

This insider risk, exacerbated by a lack of confidence in reporting mechanisms and concerns about whistleblower protection, has led 41% of business suppliers to avoid bidding on government contracts due to perceived corruption.

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