The ICAC will help PNG to prevent and combat corrupt conduct by public officials, systemic corrupt conduct within public bodies and corruption by private individuals who may be in receipt of government funds or may have influenced or encouraged corrupt conduct.

The ICAC is collaborating with relevant stakeholders to create a strong legal framework to tackle unexplained wealth in PNG. This ensures that the fight against corruption in PNG is well-equipped to bring corrupt actors to justice.

The ICAC is the abbreviation of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. It is PNG’s national anti-corruption agency. It is established in the PNG Constitution to contribute, in cooperation with other agencies, to preventing, reducing, and combating corrupt conduct.

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Jul 30, 2024 · Corruption in PNG; Our commissioners; Corrupt conduct; Frequently asked questions; Glossary; Operations. How to report corrupt conduct; Assessments; Investigations; Information for people involved in investigations; Information for witnesses; Prosecutions; Committal and trial; Proceeds of crime; Prevention. What the ICAC can do to prevent ...

Oct 14, 2024 · Papua New Guinea’s anti-corruption agency, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), launched its first strategic plan last Thursday. Deputy Commissioner-Prevention and Corporate, Graham Gill, emphasised on the Commission’s constitutional mandate during the internal launch.

Oct 22, 2024 · The Papua New Guinea Independent Commission Against Corruption (PNG ICAC) welcomes its Commissioners after being sworn in at the Government House Port Moresby on the 4 th of July 2023. Welcoming the Commissioners, the PNG ICAC Interim Chairman Mr Thomas Eluh said their coming has been very much anticipated.

A deep dive into ICAC’s most recent findings reveals improvements in government transparency but also highlights areas still vulnerable to corruption. The report calls for more stringent enforcement of anti-corruption laws.

Papua New Guinea’s anti-corruption agency, the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), launched its first strategic plan last Thursday. Deputy Commissioner-Prevention and Corporate, Graham Gill, emphasised on the Commission’s constitutional mandate during …

The ICAC seeks to prevent and reduce corruption in the PNG government in four key approaches: Investigating it thoroughly and reporting on what is discovered. Identifying and highlighting best practice across PNG and internationally.