Probity guides and resources
Practical guidance for project teams, evaluation committees and delegates running procurements, grant programs and asset sales.
What does a probity advisor do?
What a probity advisor does at each stage of a process, when to engage one, how the role differs from a probity reviewer and the mistakes that most often cause problems.
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Probity plan template
A free template setting out the sections a probity plan should cover, with prompts for each: the process and its probity requirements, roles, conflicts of interest, confidentiality, communication with participants, evaluation, risks and controls, issue escalation and probity reporting.
Adapt it to your process and the rules that apply to it, and have it approved before the approach to market or grant round opens. The template is general information, not legal advice.
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