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Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Amendment (Ending Political Corruption) Bill 2024

Upper House — as recorded: Council - second readingAs recorded by the source: Council - second reading
Parliament
Parliament of Victoria
Introduced
30 July 2024
Latest stage
4 Mar 2026
Introduced by
Dr Sarah Mansfield
Stage detail
Council - second reading

What the bill says it does

The main purpose of this Act is to amend the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission Act 2011— (a) to expand the jurisdiction of the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission by amending the definition of corrupt conduct; and (b) to provide for the investigation of conduct occurring before the commencement of this Act; and (c) to make other consequential amendments.

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Timeline

  1. First reading passedLegislative Council

    30 July 2024

  2. First reading: Statement of compatibility tabledLegislative Council

    29 Oct 2025 · Source

  3. Second reading movedLegislative Council

    29 Oct 2025 · Source

  4. Second reading: Debate resumedLegislative Council

    4 Mar 2026

  5. Second reading: Australian Greens Party amendments circulatedLegislative Council

    4 Mar 2026 · Source

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    Source: Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel Victoria (legislation.vic.gov.au). Last checked by FOCUp 15 Sept 2026. Read via structured data endpoint. Category assigned by FOCUp's published rules (matched: anti-corruption). About this source