Carroll open to eleventh hour IBAC changes in final sitting week

Victorian government minister Carroll has indicated a willingness to consider last-minute amendments to the state's anti-corruption watchdog, the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC), during the final sitting week of parliament. These deliberations are occurring immediately preceding the upcoming state election scheduled for November 28.

The proposed legislative changes aim to expand the reach and authority of the anti-corruption body. This action represents one of the final legislative priorities for the current government before the parliamentary session concludes ahead of the election cycle.