The equivalent of 754 Services Australia staff have completed procurement and contract management training in the wake of a scandal involving the agency that was referred to the corruption watchdog.
Chief executive David Hazlehurst detailed the training and a crunch on the use of limited tenders in his assurances to Parliament’s audit committee last week.
The committee asked for updates last year after its 14-month inquiry into procurement at Services Australia and the National Disability Insurance Agency, which handed serious concerns to the National Anti-Corruption Commission.
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