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Position paper: Transparency in public procurement

In Australia, public procurement is estimated at AU$200-300 billion, but in recent years, a number of procurement scandals have eroded trust in government.

The Australia Government needs to ensure that the massive sums involved in public procurement are not vulnerable to corruption. It can do this by guaranteeing procurement information is accessible and that procurement processes are clearly specified and followed.

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