ADS-B: is for Bonus.
I think McComic had some passing interest in getting ADS-B out there first, gave him a drum to bang at ICAO indaba's.
Very serious call, from the BRB to change the title of this thread to ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll’. The stories coming out of the wood work, ahead of an inquiry; well! – seems someone’s been very clever and taught the mates how to do the same. Who’d a thunk it?
I just wonder if the ‘accounts’ should have been frozen, before the numbers get shuffled about a bit; rumour has it that this has been done before, quietly, although quite legally, to relocate embarrassing amounts. Is the Auditor General allowed to peer under carpets of these quasi government organisations? Their web site – HERE – has some interesting information. Although I could not find a direct reference to link to the Heffernan questioning where the ‘Crimes Act’ is repeatedly mentioned, or directly to forensic audit and public interest disclosure. It’s all very complicated, but I reckon if the inquiry gets going it will be an interesting event, particularly if submissions are called for. I wonder what tales will be told, under oath and in camera. FWIW.
Toot toot.
I think McComic had some passing interest in getting ADS-B out there first, gave him a drum to bang at ICAO indaba's.
Very serious call, from the BRB to change the title of this thread to ‘Shake, Rattle and Roll’. The stories coming out of the wood work, ahead of an inquiry; well! – seems someone’s been very clever and taught the mates how to do the same. Who’d a thunk it?
I just wonder if the ‘accounts’ should have been frozen, before the numbers get shuffled about a bit; rumour has it that this has been done before, quietly, although quite legally, to relocate embarrassing amounts. Is the Auditor General allowed to peer under carpets of these quasi government organisations? Their web site – HERE – has some interesting information. Although I could not find a direct reference to link to the Heffernan questioning where the ‘Crimes Act’ is repeatedly mentioned, or directly to forensic audit and public interest disclosure. It’s all very complicated, but I reckon if the inquiry gets going it will be an interesting event, particularly if submissions are called for. I wonder what tales will be told, under oath and in camera. FWIW.
Quote:The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (PID Act) came into effect on 15 January 2014. The purpose of the Public Interest Disclosure Scheme is to provide an avenue for public officials to report suspected wrong doing in the Australian public sector.The scheme provides for employees (including former employees) of the ANAO, contracted service providers and all public officials and former public officials to make a public interest disclosure of suspected wrong doing either anonymously or openly, in writing or verbally. The ANAO has an obligation to assess the disclosure and decide whether to investigate the matter or not.
Toot toot.