Integrity Commission starts up 01/10/10
Posted by: Anna Crabb on: September 29, 2010
[TASMANIA] The Acting Attorney-General of Tasmania Michelle O’Byrne announced the appointment of former Victorian judge Murray Kellam QC as Chief Commissioner of the new Integrity Commission. The Tasmanian Auditor-General, Ombudsman and State Services Commission will all serve on the Commission’s board. The Commission has annual funding of $2.9 million for its investigative, education and advisory roles. (Source: The Mercury).
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