It is important that all public officials know about the PID Act, how to report serious wrongdoing and what will happen when they do. It is also important that senior staff within agencies understand their responsibilities under the PID Act.
Agencies have a duty under the PID Act to ensure all public officials are aware of how to make a PID, their agency’s PID policy and that they may be able to take further action if they are dissatisfied with how the PID has been dealt with.
We have a range of videos to help to improve awareness and understanding of how to report serious wrongdoing and what public officials can expect when they make a report.
You can access the videos at the NSW Ombudsman YouTube page here.
Our office facilitated the first PID Awareness Week from 5-9 August 2024.
The week included virtual sessions for a range of audiences, including disclosure officers, managers, contractors, subcontractors and Local Aboriginal Land Councils. The sessions featured panel conversations and presentations, with opportunities for attendees to ask questions of panellists and speakers. The videos of each session can be accessed under each of the drop-down banners below.
The resources below are to help agencies to raise awareness of the importance of speaking up and reporting wrongdoing.
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we work and pay our respects to all Elders past and present, and to the children of today who are the Elders of the future.
Artist: Jasmine Sarin, a proud Kamilaroi and Jerrinja woman.