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Exposing fraud - the changing landscape for those contracting with government

Ben L. Allen

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Abstract

Additional focus on fraud is critical for the Australian Government. The introduction of new legislation earlier this year is a clear signal that more is being done in this area and heralds further developments still to come.

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Additional focus on fraud is critical for the Australian Government. The introduction of new legislation earlier this year is a clear signal that more is being done in this area and heralds further developments still to come.

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Additional focus on fraud is critical for the Australian Government. The introduction of new legislation earlier this year is a clear signal that more is being done in this area and heralds further developments still to come.

Key concepts: Project commissioning, Legislation, Publishing, Government (linguistics), Focus (optics), Business, Public relations, Public administration

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