Fraud and Corruption Prevention and Public Interest Disclosures Policy

This Policy addresses UTS’s legal and ethical obligations to prevent, monitor and report fraud and corrupt conduct. This policy describes the framework for dealing with fraud and corruption risks faced by UTS. It also provides a system within UTS for reporting disclosures of corrupt conduct, maladministration, serious and substantial waste and failure to publicly disclose certain government information as required by law.

Fraud and Corruption Prevention and Public Interest Disclosures Guidelines

These Guidelines supplement the Fraud and Corruption Prevention and Public Interest Disclosures Policy.

Public Interest Disclosures may be to:

Schedule 1: List of nominated Public Interest Disclosures Officers

• Vice-Chancellor
• Provost
• Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Corporate Services)
• Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education and Students)
• Dean, Faculty of Law
• Dean, Faculty of Health
• Director, Human Resources Unit
• Director, UTS Legal Services
• University Secretary and Director, Governance Support Unit

Public Interest Disclosures Coordinator

• University Secretary and Director, Governance Support Unit