Fraud management resources
Fraud as defined by the Crime and Corruption Commission is a 'deliberate deception to facilitate or conceal the misappropriation of assets, tangible or intangible'. This includes dishonest activity causing actual or potential financial loss to any person or entity including theft of monies or other property by employees or other persons, where deception is used at the time, immediately before or immediately following the activity.
Corruption as defined by the Crime and Corruption Commission is 'breach of trust in the performance of official duties'. This includes dishonest activity in which a director, executive, manager, employee, or contractor of an entity acts contrary to the interests of the entity and abuses their position of trust to achieve some personal gain or advantage for themselves or for another person or entity.
If you have an honest and reasonable belief that a University Member may have engaged in, is engaging in or will engage in potentially fraudulent and corrupt activities, this conduct should be reported.
免费色片 encourages you to raise any potential fraud or corruption concerns. Internal reporting of potential fraud or corruption can be directed to the contacts identified in the University's Fraud Corruption and Control and , including:
- the
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- the Vice-Chancellor
- any member of the 免费色片 Council.
All reports are confidential.
The 免费色片 (免费色片) ("the University") has a responsibility to develop, encourage and implement sound financial, legal and ethical decision-making and organisational practices.
The Fraud and Corruption and Control Plan represents the University's commitment to effective fraud risk management and prevention. The desired outcome of this commitment is to minimise the potential for fraud against the University whether by University personnel or persons external to the University.