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Forensic Matters: Foreign bribery - Views from the coal-face

In November 2015, Paul Curby and David Lehmann of our Forensic practice organised round-table lunches across the country to discuss foreign bribery and Australia's response to it. In this article, they present the results of the polls taken at the lunches. 

Insights Forensic Matters: Foreign bribery - Views from the coal-face
Tuesday, 1 March 2016
In August 2015, KordaMentha made a submission to the Senate References Committee inquiry1 into foreign bribery. Our views in that submission were based on the collective knowledge and experience of our Forensic investigations and risk practitioners. 

In November 2015, we held a series of roundtable lunch events in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth. A total of 29 people attended. The issues discussed at the lunches were based on the key recommendations in our submission to the Committee. 

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Endnotes
1. See: http://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Committees/Senate/Economics/Foreign_Bribery/Submissions
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