No big consultancy left untouched by the taint around PwC
Despite the continually emerging evidence of misconduct, and the thorough airing of these matters through parliamentary committees, it seems the sector is still grappling with exactly what this new era of scrutiny means.
PwC’s gross misuse of confidential government information, and the now-public 144 pages of internal emails that detail their misconduct, sparked an unparalleled wave of criticism of the sector.
As we stare down the barrel of another two days of hearings into the management and integrity of consulting services, and as the sector feels the fatigue of sustained senate scrutiny, the necessity of this work for the safeguarding of our market security, and the security of individual Australians, must remain front of mind.
