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  • Whistleblowing - what is it, who does it, when is it lawful, when is it mandatory?

Read the paper "The Daily Nature of Judicial Life" by The Hon Nicholas Hasluck AM KC, as presented at this event.

Whistleblowing - what is it, who does it, when is it lawful, when is it mandatory?

  • 19 Nov 2020
  • 5:00 PM
  • Online

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The Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protection) Act 2019 has focused attention on what was already a subject of much interest, importance and discussion. The Act amends the Corporations Act 2001 and the Tax Administration Act 1953 to permit and protect disclosures and protect disclosers in the areas that they cover.  But the topic is broader.

Each of the panellists have a special interest in the subject

Professor A J Brown

Professor of Public Policy & Law in the Centre for Governance & Public Policy, Griffith University


Professor John McMillan AO

Emeritus Professor, Australian National University; former Commonwealth and NSW Ombudsman.


Ms Kate McClymont AM

Journalist, Sydney Morning Herald

Mr Bret Walker SC

Former President of the NSW Bar Association and Law Council of Australia; former National Security Legislation Monitor


Chair

The Hon Justice Julie Ward

Chief Judge in Equity, Supreme Court of New South Wales.

View the event recording here



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