Inspector – expressions of interest
Expressions of interest are sought from legal practitioners of at least 7 years' standing who meet the eligibility criteria and who wish to be considered for appointment as the Inspector.
About the role
Appointed by the Governor, the Inspector will conduct:
- annual reviews examining the operations of the ICAC, OPI and Ombudsman during each financial year
- reviews relating to relevant complaints received by the Inspector
- other reviews on the Inspector's own motion or at the request of the Attorney-General or the Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee
- any other functions conferred on the Inspector by other Acts.
The powers and duties of the Inspector are set out in Schedule 4 of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 2012 and section 29 of the Ombudsman Act 1972.
The Inspector will be appointed for a term of up to 3 years, on conditions determined by the Governor.
Eligibility
Applications are sought from legal practitioners of at least 7 years' standing.
Applicants who are not members of an Australian Parliament and who are not appointed as a judicial officer on a permanent basis may apply.
How to apply
You must submit:
- a current CV
- an application letter addressing your eligibility and experience
- a criminal history check
- the names of 3 referees.
Expressions of interest can be submitted via email using the button:
Submit an expression of interest
Please use the subject line Confidential: Inspector in your email.
Expressions of interest close 5 pm ACST, Friday 10 July 2026.
Contact
For queries, contact Edwina Handshin – Attorney-General's Department.
Phone: (08) 7322 7983.
