Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority
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- 45 pages
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The Corruption and Crime Commission investigated eligibility for subsidised Government Employees Housing Authority accommodation and then reviewed corruption prevention arrangements.
Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 7 · Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 8
Its investigation examined 500 tenancies across five locations, with a further case referred by the authority.
Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 7
The Commission concluded that unclear eligibility rules and inadequate administrative and communication systems weakened eligibility checks and the detection of possible misconduct.
Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 7 · Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 8
It recognised improvements during the review and made six recommendations on eligibility law and policy, application forms, awareness, communications and random checks.
Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 8 · Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 9 · Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 33 · Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 34
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- Opinion
In the Commission’s opinion, these factors reduced both GEHA’s ability to ensure that those residing in GEHA accommodation are eligible to do so, as well as the likelihood of potential misconduct being identified.
Report on corruption prevention review of the Government Employees Housing Authority.pdf, page 8
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