DTP Reporting

Read our annual reports, strategies, action plans, FOI statements and other required reports.

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Annual reports

View the 2024 - 2025 Annual Report and previous annaul reports on the Department of Transport and Planning - Annual Report page.

Reporting fraud, corruption or unlawful conduct

Statement of commitment

The Department is committed to promoting a culture of integrity and ethical behaviour in the delivery of services it provides to the Victorian community, and in the governance of those services.

If you have knowledge or reason to believe a departmental employee, agency employee of the department, contractor, or service provider is or has been involved in fraudulent or corrupt conduct, you should report it as a complaint or a public interest disclosure (PID).

Reporting general integrity matters to the Department

Report general integrity concerns or allegations to the Department’s independent reporting service, Stopline Pty Ltd, on 1800 290 609.

Important to note: Do not use this service to report public interest disclosures (PIDs). Please find further information below under ‘Public Interest Disclosures’.

Reporting construction integrity matters to the Department

Report concerns or allegations specific to criminal and unlawful conduct on Victorian public construction projects to:

  • the Workplace Inspectorate Victoria (WIV); and
  • the Department.
    • Important to note: Do not use this form to report PIDs. Please find further information below under ‘Public Interest Disclosures’.

The ‘Reporting Criminal and Unlawful Conduct (RCUC) on Public Construction Projects’ Policy

Public Interest Disclosures

What is a public interest disclosure (PID)?

The Public Interest Disclosures Act 2012 (Vic)(opens in a new window) (the PID Act) supports the Government's commitment to the principles of open, honest and accountable governance and is designed to protect the public interest by:

  • exposing serious public sector wrongdoing,
  • ensuring public organisations are responsible and accountable,
  • protecting people who make a public interest disclosure from detrimental action and ensuring their privacy.
You may wish to make a complaint using the PID process if your complaint is about improper conduct and you are concerned that detrimental action may be taken against you for making the complaint.

You receive the protection of the PID Act once your allegation has been fully assessed as being a public interest disclosure.

Reporting public interest disclosures

The Department provides several channels for reporting PIDs.

Email: public.interest.disclosure@transport.vic.gov.au

Public Interest Disclosure Coordinators:

Manager, Ethical Behaviour
Call: 0448 919 825

Or

Senior Investigators, Ethical Behaviour
Call: 0483 281 557 or (03) 7040 5506

Or

Alternatively, disclosures may also be made directly to the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) at:

Level 1, North Tower, 459 Collins Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000
1300 735 135
ibac.vic.gov.au(opens in a new window)
info@ibac.vic.gov.au

Relevant legislation

Public Interest Disclosures Act 2012 (Vic)(opens in a new window) (formerly known as the Protected Disclosures Act 2012)

Transport

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