Most large departments have yet to publish 2025-26 wrongdoing reports as critic questions ‘piecemeal’ practice
Some departments reporting granular data on specific instances of misbehaviour, and others broadly summarize founded and unfounded cases, an approach that one ethics researcher says suggests 'the ship has sailed' on the exercise.
Two years after the first directive for departments to begin reporting on misconduct and wrongdoing in the federal public service, departments and agencies are slow to publish their annual reports and are taking an uneven approach to detailing bad behaviour among public serv...
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