❓ Question concerns the transfer, retention, and termination entitlements of Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) staff following the establishment of a new Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC). The answer defers decisions until the relevant legislation is passed and the Commissioner determines staffing arrangements.
AnsweredQoN 1026Legislative Council
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(1) Is it intended that ACC staff will be transferred to the new CCC organisation when the relevant legislation has been passed by Parliament?
(2) If not, what arrangements have been made to retain ACC staff in Perth?
(3) What termination entitlements policy is to be adopted for those ACC staff that do not join the CCC?
(2) If not, what arrangements have been made to retain ACC staff in Perth?
(3) What termination entitlements policy is to be adopted for those ACC staff that do not join the CCC?
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Answered
4 September 2003
Responded by
Minister for Housing and Works representing the Attorney General
Response time
23 days
(2) Decisions on staffing will be dependent on the nature of the new Anti Corruption Commission legislation currently before the Parliament. It will then be for the Commissioner to determine staffing arrangements at the new Anti Corruption body. (3) Termination entitlements will again be dependent on the legislation passed by the Parliament. When the Legislative Committee reports, the government will be able to formulate a termination entitlement policy.
It will then be for the Commissioner to determine staffing arrangements at the new Anti Corruption body. (3) Termination entitlements will again be dependent on the legislation passed by the Parliament. When the Legislative Committee reports, the government will be able to formulate a termination entitlement policy.
(3) Termination entitlements will again be dependent on the legislation passed by the Parliament. When the Legislative Committee reports, the government will be able to formulate a termination entitlement policy.
It will then be for the Commissioner to determine staffing arrangements at the new Anti Corruption body. (3) Termination entitlements will again be dependent on the legislation passed by the Parliament. When the Legislative Committee reports, the government will be able to formulate a termination entitlement policy.
(3) Termination entitlements will again be dependent on the legislation passed by the Parliament. When the Legislative Committee reports, the government will be able to formulate a termination entitlement policy.
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