Integrity Commission Tasmania 2025-26 annual report
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Tasmania’s Integrity Commission reported for 2025–26 on misconduct prevention, complaint handling, investigations and oversight of public authorities and police.
The Commission reported receiving 209 misconduct complaints and completing 11 assessments and two complaint investigations.
The Commission reported 36 training sessions attended by 503 officers from 11 authorities, alongside 364 completions of its introductory online module.
The Commission reported employing 16.9 full-time equivalent officers at 30 June 2026, including its chief executive.
In the body's own words
- Finding
We delivered 36 training sessions, reaching 503 public officers from 11 public authorities across the State.
Finances 4
Total income from continuing operations
$3,688 thousand
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Total income from continuing operations 3,863 3,688 3,589
Total expenses from continuing operations
$3,713 thousand
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Total expenses from continuing operations 4,100 3,713 3,553
Employee benefits
$2,448 thousand
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Employee benefits 4.1 2,874 2,448 2,371
Net result
$(25) thousand
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Net result (237) (25) 36
Staff 1
full-time equivalent officers
16.9 FTE
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At 30 June 2026, we employed 16.9 full-time equivalent officers
Executives and remuneration 3
Robert Hay
$114 thousand
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Robert Hay, Chief Commissioner (from 10 Nov 2025) 102 – 12 – – 114
Ellen McKenzie
$307 thousand
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Ellen McKenzie, Chief Executive Officer 241 27 32 7 – 307
Total
$488 thousand
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Total 403 27 51 7 – 488
Complaints and investigations 4
Misconduct complaints received
209
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209 Misconduct complaints received
Completed
2
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we completed 2 investigations
TABLE 14. COMPLAINT INVESTIGATIONS
0
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Commenced 0 2 4 Completed 2 5 1
TABLE 15. OWN-MOTION INVESTIGATIONS
0
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Commenced 0 1 4 Completed 0 3 0
Other figures 8
Notifications (not including police notifications)
72
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Notifications (not including police notifications) 72 82 113
Police notifications
29
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Police notifications 29 47 34
Of the 11 assessments completed, we dismissed 10 and referred one for action.
11
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Of the 11 assessments completed, we dismissed 10 and referred one for action
Alleged misconduct matters referred to public authorities for action
50
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50 Alleged misconduct matters referred to public authorities for action
Occasions when statutory powers of investigation were used
8
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8 Occasions when statutory powers of investigation were used
Public reports released in the public interest
2
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2 Public reports released in the public interest
Ongoing investigations were carried over
5
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5 Ongoing investigations were carried over, including 3 own motion investigations
recommendations made by the Board for which we were yet to receive a response
23
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There were 23 recommendations made by the Board for which we were yet to receive a response as to any action taken
About the document
- Edition
- Current edition
- Reading status
- Read by OPAX
- Pages
- 83
- Figures not found in the report
- Executive band; Public hearings; Recommendations made; Referrals to prosecution; Staff headcount
- Attribution
- Integrity Commission Tasmania, 2025–26 Integrity Commission Annual Report.