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Among the findings in the Brereton Report: 'Existing whistle‐blower protections and redress of grievance processes were not adequate for members who were fearful of professional, social and physical retaliation to raise their concerns or ‘blow the whistle’ on unlawful actions'
And subsequent recommendation: 'Whistle‐blower protections to shield and support personnel who raise suspicions, including regarding potential breaches of the LOAC, should be reinforced and promulgated.'
Perceptive: 'Perhaps the single most effective indication that there is a commitment to cultural reform is the demonstration that those who have been instrumental in the exposure of misconduct...are regarded as role models. It is crucial that their careers be seen to prosper.'
'[Dr C recalled] "being a lone whistleblower in the SFworld on these atrocities would be met with intense resistance; shaming, ostracising, scapegoating, hostility & vindictiveness". Some people clearly were fearful, for their own safety, their family’s safety & for their career'
