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JCPAA to continue scrutiny of Sport Integrity Australia

Parliament of Australia < 1 mins read

The Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit (JCPAA) will be holding a hearing on Friday for its inquiry into Sport Integrity Australia’s Management of the National Anti-Doping Scheme. This will be the second public hearing with Sport Integrity Australia for this inquiry.

Date: Friday, 12 December 2025

Time: 12.30pm – 1.30pm (AEDT)

Witnesses: Sport Integrity Australia; Australian National Audit office

Location: Online

The hearing will be broadcast on the Parliament House website at www.aph.gov.au/live.

Details of this inquiry, including the terms of reference and submissions, are available on the Committee’s website.

Media inquiries

Office of Josh Burns MP, Chair
Kitty Middleton
0429 044 218

For background information

Committee Secretariat
02 6277 4615
[email protected]

For more information about this Committee, you can visit its website. On the site, you can make a submission to an inquiry, read other submissions, and get details for upcoming public hearings. You can also track the Committee and receive email updates by clicking on the blue ‘Track Committee’ button in the bottom right hand corner of the page.

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