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A testy exchange with a Parliamentary committee and the resignation of a senior officer cast more doubt on the body that refused to look at Robodebt.
In the wake of the ‘Robodebt’ scandal, the government is moving to change the law to hold senior officials accountable if they try to cover up failures.
The federal parliament has been raided by the National Anti-Corruption Commission, but the action doesn’t relate to a current or former politician.
The government is introducing legislation which will empower the Australian Public Service Commissioner to investigate former agency heads.
The National Anti-Corruption Commission noted that the Australian Public Service Commission was already investigating 5 of the 6 senior public officials.
