Integrity Commission still ‘concerned’ about inadequate security for staff

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July 11, 2026

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Integrity Commission still ‘concerned’ about inadequate security for staff

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The leadership of the integrity Commission (IC) has indicated that it is still concerned about the safety of its staff.

“Employee safety and physical security remain a concern and priority for the Commission,” said the IC’s executive director Craig Beresford in the Commission’s 2025/26 annual report.

Describing it as an outstanding issue, Beresford said the Commission has engaged key stakeholders but the matter remains unresolved.

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