Name: Working with diverse communities - Todd Fernando (Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities) by IBAC
Duration: 19 min 53 s
Description: IBAC's Executive Director of Prevention and Communication, Linda Timothy, chats to the Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities, Todd Fernando, about the work his Commission is doing and how we can all improve the way we work with diverse people.

what do you need thats different to any other human being?

calling someone he or she based on their appearance and your best judgement is perfectly acceptable in my point of view. stop this silliness

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/youhavetheright

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/general/accessibility/tr/hindi

पुलिस द्वारा निश्प्क्श्ता से किया जाने वाला व्यवहार आपका अधिकार है

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/youhavetheright

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/general/accessibility/tr/chinese-(traditional)

你有權受到警方公平對待

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/youhavetheright

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/general/accessibility/tr/arabic

من حقكم أن تعاملكم الشرطة معاملة عادلة

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/youhavetheright

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/general/accessibility/tr/vietnamese

Quý vị có quyền được cảnh sát đối xử công bằng

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/youhavetheright

https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/general/accessibility/tr/simplified-chinese

你有权受到警方公平对待

From complaint through to investigation, understanding IBAC's process with Deputy Commissioner David Wolf.

00:30    What is the difference between a complaint and a notification?
01:46    Who can make a complaint to IBAC?
02:49    How should I make a complaint to IBAC?
03:29    What happens once IBAC receives a complaint? Will I receive correspondence from IBAC?
04:46    Does IBAC need to receive a complaint in order to start an investigation?
05:27    What determines that a complaint will become an investigation?
07:09    What happens once an investigation starts? What are the key phases?
08:12    Are most examinations held in public or in private?
09:23    What powers does IBAC have?
10:35    How long does an investigation take?
11:39    When does an IBAC investigation end?
13:03    Do all investigations end with prosecution?
13:59    Can IBAC prosecute?
14:13    Does IBAC have to publish a special report?

IBAC's process: from complaint through to investigation outcome

IBAC's Executive Director of Prevention and Communication, Linda Timothy, chats to the Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities, Todd Fernando, about the work his Commission is doing and how we can all improve the way we work with diverse people.

Working with diverse communities - Todd Fernando (Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities)

Aimee Tan speaks with IBAC Deputy Commissioner David Wolf about IBAC's Special report on corruption risks associated with donations and lobbying.

View the special report on IBAC's website - https://www.ibac.vic.gov.au/publications-and-resources/article/corruption-risks-associated-with-donations-and-lobbying

Corruption risks associated with donations and lobbying

IBAC Prevention and Communication Executive Director Linda Timothy speaks to Deputy Commissioner David Wolf about Operation Clara, which highlights improper conduct by a former Victorian Government Minister who misused his public position on the board of the Victorian Planning Authority to improperly lobby public officers involved in the East Werribee project.

IBAC's Operation Clara

Kylie Kilgour (SME) and Linda Timothy(Host), cover off on key points we want to express from report including investigation, key findings, why the behaviour is bad, why the recommendations are important.

Operation Daintree

IBAC is an anti-corruption agency responsible for identifying and preventing corruption and police misconduct across the public sector in Victoria, Australia.

Working with diverse communities - Todd Fernando (Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQ+ Communities)

IBAC

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