Paul Brereton

Paul Brereton has resigned from his position as the head of the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) after serving three years in the role. His departure comes amidst discussions about restoring public confidence in the anti-corruption watchdog. Brereton's resignation means the NACC will need a new leader, with calls for a transparent appointment process to ensure the integrity of the institution. The NACC was established to investigate corruption, and the leadership transition is a significant development for the body. Brereton's tenure and the reasons for his resignation, which he indicated involved an 'ongoing focus on matt...', are now subjects of public interest as the government considers his replacement and the future direction of the commission.