David Pocock (ACT, Independent) Share this | Hansard source

Minister, could you clarify and confirm that the NACC will be able to investigate corruption when a public official is involved but is not actually aware that they're involved in corruption? For example, if there's collusion to withhold information from a public official that leads to a certain decision, so the public official is involved but doesn't necessarily know that they're involved. Can that still be investigated as part of the NACC?