ASIC has this week sent letters to 30,000 companies inviting them to participate in a project which is billed as the world's largest specific research into whistle-blowing in the corporate sector. It involves two surveys of the country's largest employers. One survey to be conducted between August and November involves asking managers about their attitude to whistleblowing and separately asking employees what they think.
After an 18 month holiday from QCAT, in what was definitely not an April fool's joke, on 1 April the Attorney General Yvette D'Ath reappointed Peter to QCAT to sit for 5 years in the Human Rights division where he had sat for over a decade.
Based on peer-based surveys as well as interviews with clients, peers and relevant industry bodies I have been been listed in the 2016 Doyles Guide to the Australian Legal Profession ...
