About this policy (Easy Read)

This policy is about how we stop fraud and corruption at work.

Fraud is when someone lies or cheats to get something they want.  

For example, when someone:

• pretends to be someone else to use their money 
• lies about how many hours they worked.

Corruption is when people use their job and power to get something they want by not being honest. For example, if someone accepts a bribe.

A bribe is when someone gives money or gifts to a person in power to get special treatment or favours.

Fraud and corruption are often against the law.

We do not accept any type of fraud or corruption at work.

This policy is for everyone who works for the NSW Department of Communities and Justice.

You might also have to follow other:

• laws
• rules.

You can find the full policy on our website (PDF, 435.6 KB).