ICAC calls for NT public servants to be audited for proper credentials after corruption finding
The Independent Commissioner Against Corruption has called on all public bodies in the NT to audit t
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Let Me Guess….a $200,000 per year Investment Advisor at Dept Business, lied about his high school certificate qualifications?????
The dirty secret is out! Lazy assed NTG public servants do not verify qualifications or do not properly verify references! its just to much work!
“Accordingly, I ask that all public bodies audit the personnel records of public officers whose employment or appointment is contingent upon the holding of a particular qualification,” he said.
“Where records are deficient, steps should be taken to verify those qualifications.
“Any anomalies identified should be reported to me.”
WHat so you can get the same Department to investigate itself ????
How many of your investigations are handed to the Department to investigate itself Mr Ritche????
Since NTG ICAC chooses to protect fake elite NTG CFO’s for three position where he/she would have employed ‘mates over merit’ I confirm I witnessed 2016-19 NTG ALP PH OCM CoS Alf Leonardi employ ALP mates without qualifications & restructured anyone who questioned the HR process by colluding with DCM CEO Jodie Ryan & Consultant Nathalie Cook; it’s way worse than this story. Imagine employing someone in a Grants Officer Position who had never touched a computer? Is it no wonder companies are given money with no proof or acquittals.
Grant Monies with no Aquittals (proof of what they did with the money) is how Dept of Business operates! Some of the people you gave named are nasty pieces of work.
Has anyone dealt with ICAC and found them to be
(a) very helpful in encouraging you to not waste their time?
(b) full of shit!
(c) uninterested in lifting a finger!
(d) a dysfunctional government department that has accomplished zero with their multimillion doller budget?
If yes contact me on nticac_is_a_scam@proton.me