[ap-intact] CONFERENCE: Australia - "Accountability and the Law: safeguarding against corruption in Queensland"
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Accountability and the Law: safeguarding against corruption in Queensland is a one-day conference that will examine issues of accountability and transparency in Queensland.
The conference will begin with a keynote address by the Honourable David Ipp AO QC on ‘Coal and Corruption – the ICAC experience’ followed by the following four sessions:
- A law reform response for Queensland
- Queensland case studies – accountability in the resource assessment process
- Integrity institutions and their independence – safeguarding the integrity and independence of Queensland’s institutions
- Managing political influence – lobbying and political donations
Each session will take the form of a roundtable and include presentations by invited speakers in the field. The conference will end with a panel discussion of invited speakers including the Honourable David Ipp AO QC and Dr David Solomon who will address the question ‘Can we legislate for accountability?’
WHERE: Customs House, Brisbane
WHEN: 9 February, 2015
PROGRAMME AND TICKETS: http://www.accountabilityconferenceqld.com/
Accountability and the Law: safeguarding against corruption in Queensland is a one-day conference that will examine issues of accountability and transparency in Queensland.
The conference will begin with a keynote address by the Honourable David Ipp AO QC on ‘Coal and Corruption – the ICAC experience’ followed by the following four sessions:
- A law reform response for Queensland
- Queensland case studies – accountability in the resource assessment process
- Integrity institutions and their independence – safeguarding the integrity and independence of Queensland’s institutions
- Managing political influence – lobbying and political donations
Each session will take the form of a roundtable and include presentations by invited speakers in the field. The conference will end with a panel discussion of invited speakers including the Honourable David Ipp AO QC and Dr David Solomon who will address the question ‘Can we legislate for accountability?’
WHERE: Customs House, Brisbane
WHEN: 9 February, 2015
PROGRAMME AND TICKETS: http://www.accountabilityconferenceqld.com/