A review tabled in parliament last week found the organisation had a poor workplace culture and was operating at a $6 million loss this year.
of bullying and dysfunction, including that the commission had sacked a quarter of its workforce in a month and was being separately investigated over its operations and financial decisions.
However, the review did find a poor workplace culture, significant budget operating losses and that the agency was operating above its funded staffing levels. It said the commission had “outgrown its existing systems, practices and capabilities”.
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