‘Disregard for truth’: inquiry calls for greater scrutiny of private consultants following PwC tax scandal
But Greens say the consulting services inquiry report does not go far enough, calling for stronger action and penaltiesFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastEmbattled consultancy PwC should be “open and honest” about its breach of confidential government information, and the public service needs to be better equipped to ensure value for money is obtained from consultants, according to the long-awaited findings of a Senate inquiry.The committee has also recommended stricter regulations for large partnerships, including PwC, be considered, and that consultancy contracts worth more than $2m receive greater government scrutiny. Continue reading...

But Greens say the consulting services inquiry report does not go far enough, calling for stronger action and penalties
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Embattled consultancy PwC should be “open and honest” about its breach of confidential government information, and the public service needs to be better equipped to ensure value for money is obtained from consultants, according to the long-awaited findings of a Senate inquiry.
The committee has also recommended stricter regulations for large partnerships, including PwC, be considered, and that consultancy contracts worth more than $2m receive greater government scrutiny. Continue reading...