Public prosecutor appointment to bypass executive under proposed reforms (opens original article in a new tab)

Proposed reforms suggest separating the Attorney-General and public prosecutor roles to enhance prosecution service independence, integrity, and accountability, with public prosecutor appointments bypassing the executive.

• Proposed reforms aim to separate the roles of the Attorney-General and public prosecutor
• Recommendations focus on enhancing independence, integrity, and accountability of the prosecution service
• Public prosecutor appointment would bypass the executive branch