AUSTRALIA

Warning on EITI transparency burden

AUSTRALIA'S mining, oil and gas industries has given its blessing to the next stage of Australia's Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative within its resources sector, with the caveat that it doesn't create a further nightmare for industry or bureaucrats themselves.

Anthony Barich

As the G20 Anti-Corruption Working Group met in Paris last week and the EITI board met in Myanmar, the Publish What You Pay coalition called on Australia to "get serious" about revenue and tax transparency...

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