Office for Ethical Standards and Professional Integrity
Commissioner for Public Employment - Office for Ethical Standards & Professional Integrity
Government of South Australia - Department of the Premier & Cabinet


The Office for Ethical Standards and Professional Integrity



The Office for Ethical Standards and Professional Integrity operates within the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, South Australia. Headed by the Commissioner for Public Employment, Warren McCann, part of its role is to provide oversight and leadership for the South Australian public sector by promoting principles and ethics which govern the operation of the public sector as well as establishing a cohesive public sector and a standardised employment framework.

Contact us:
Phone: 08 8226 2721
Fax: 08 8226 2799
Email: espienquiries@sa.gov.au 
Postal Address:
GPO Box 2343
ADELAIDE SA 5001

Street Address:
Level 5, Grenfell Centre
25 Grenfell Street
ADELAIDE SA 5000

2009 Premier's Awards - Showcasing excellence in the public sector - Click here for details

Public Sector Week 2009 - More than you think - Click here for more info


T6.23 Champions Group - Up and running!
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Public Sector Act 2009
The Public Sector Act 2009 commenced on 1 February 2010.
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Showcasing Women in Leadership
Women hold more than one third of the executive positions in the SA Public Sector.
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Access by Members of Parliament to Information
This standard provides guidance for situations where Members of Parliament request information that is not publicly avaliable from public servants, officers of statutory authorities and other public employees.
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Information for Public Sector employees contesting elections
To read more about the requirements of the Constitution Act click here.
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Public Sector Act 2009
A presentation to Human Resource Directors and Managers by Warren McCann on Thursday 3 September 2009.
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