Welcome to the C20 Group

Whistleblowing Portal

Welcome to the C20 Group Whistleblowing Portal. We are deeply committed to maintaining a transparent, ethical, and safe workplace. If you have witnessed or suspect any misconduct, unethical behavior, or breaches of our company policies, we encourage you to speak up.

Your voice matters.

All submissions are treated with the highest degree of confidentiality, and you have the option to submit your report completely anonymously. C20 Group strictly prohibits retaliation of any kind against anyone who raises a genuine concern in good faith.

In order for us to maintain our high ethical standards, we depend on the willingness of employees and external parties to report concerns or report violations or potential violations of our ethical guidelines, the company’s other policies or applicable legislation. C20 Group wants to ensure open, honest and transparent communication in the organisation. We therefore want you to speak up when you become aware of or suspect unacceptable behavior or objectionable circumstances.

It is important to us that the whistleblower feels it is safe to speak up. C20 Group has zero tolerance for those who report objectionable conditions to be exposed to reprisals or reprisals, both from the management and other employees as a result of the report.

C20 Group has various channels for reporting, so that the whistleblower can report in the way that the whistleblower finds most reassuring, and you can also report anonymously.

By unacceptable circumstances are meant events and practices that are in conflict with legal rules or C20 Group’s ethical guidelines. Examples of breaches of the ethical guidelines can be; corruption, insider trading or other economic crime, violation of human rights and environmental legislation, danger to life and health, harassment and an unsafe working environment, breach of privacy and conflicts of interest.

Online disclosure SERVICE

This portal is for Internal Staff and External Organisation contact points for reporting incidents and items regarding Probity for Directors, Administrators, Managers and Staff under the Australian Laws and Legislation.

Report Hotlines

Australia: 1300 687 927

What is Whistle Blowing?

Whistleblowing is not about airing a grievance – it is about reporting a real or perceived wrongdoing.   Our policy and our approach allows anonymous disclosure to allow all people to raise concerns regarding unethical, unlawful or undesirable conduct.  Please read the Whistleblower Policy . It is strongly recommended that you read all the relevant policies  to understand how your concern(s) relate to the Whistleblower policy.

 

Anonymity & Confidentiality – Security for the Whistleblower

We have taken a number of measures to protect your anonymity. These steps are for your benefit.  We will only disclose your identity, with your express consent. If you choose to remain anonymous, you will be given disclosure specific login details. You will need to retain these login details to provide additional information about your disclosure or to obtain updates.

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Will someone contact me?

Yes if you request contact.

To protect your anonymity:

  • WBS does not keep any information about you (name, phone number or email details are not collected), so no one will contact you directly.
  • Your Organisation will not be provided with information about you (name, phone number or email details are not collected), unless you authorise us to do so.

You will be driving this process.  All interaction will occur through the online service.  While this may take a little longer to obtain the information, this has been chosen to provide higher confidence that making a disclosure is anonymous.

You will need to log back in to check updates and progress, or upload information and/or evidence.

How do I make an Online Report Disclosure?

How do I make a report ?

To make an “Online” report please click on the ‘Make a Report’ button.

You will be redirected to a new page where you need to enter:

CKY-CYH4K-CVF58-FGTGC  for the “Unique Key”.

What happens when I lodge a report?

When you lodge a report, you will be provided with your own unique number which will be up to 20 characters long. Please keep a record of the unique number. It will be important if you wish to resume a report, upload more information for your disclosure or monitor progress of your disclosure.

How anonymous is my report?

You will be asked to report the wrongdoing on an electronic form which is entirely between you and WBS. Your identity, information and privacy will be protected by secure 256-bit encryption and you will be able to upload documentation and/or other evidence that you may have to support your information.

Please bear in mind that the information you disclose may mean that:

  • You can be identified – please ensure that the information is focused on what happened and not necessarily how it was observed
  • You might disclose your identity (through position/title/role or the connection with the people with whom you have a concern)
How do I make a Phone Report Disclosure?

How do I make a Phone Report?

To make a “Phone ” report please call the following numbers:

Australia: 1300 687 927  

You will be asked to supply the same information to validate your report. When asked for the “Unique Key” please state ” CKY-CYH4K-CVF58-FGTGC  “ to the support person.

What happens when I lodge a report?

When you lodge a report, you will be provided with your own unique number which will be up to 20 characters long. Please keep a record of the unique number. It will be important if you wish to resume a report, upload more information for your disclosure or monitor progress of your disclosure.

How anonymous is my report?

You will be asked to report the wrongdoing verbally which is entirely between you and WBS. Your identity, information and privacy will be protected.

Please bear in mind that the information you disclose may mean that:

  • You can be identified – please ensure that the information is focused on what happened and not necessarily how it was observed
  • You might disclose your identity (through position/title/role or the connection with the people with whom you have a concern)
What are my obligations?

Anyone making a disclosure must:

  • act in ‘good faith’
  • have reasonable grounds for believing the information disclosed indicates a wrongdoing

If your disclosure is not made in good faith or is found to be vexacious, malicious, deliberately misleading or frivolous, you may be prosecuted under the Whistle Blowing Protection Authority and Acts and you may be subject to disciplinary action including dismissal.

No action will be taken where the report was made in good faith, but no wrongdoing was identified.

Need more information?

  • Read Whistleblower policy and related policies
  • Visit WBS FAQ Page
What happens after the disclosure is lodged?

Once you make a disclosure to WBS, we will analyse the information provided to assess if additional information is required.  Once all relevant information has been obtained the organisation will receive the assessment, including  potential course(s) of action within one business day.

Only an authorised organisational person can investigate the assessment provided by WBS. All disclosures will be the subject of a thorough investigation with the objective of locating all relevant evidence to understand the nature of the issue.  Based on the investigation the organisation will determine if there is enough information to take the matter further or to close the matter.

Progress will be posted to the Whistleblower Portal

You can also provide update through the Whistleblower Portal

How is confidentiality maintained?

To protect your identity/anonymity and to retain the confidentiality of the disclosure you can:

  • remain completely anonymous; or
  • disclose your identity only to WBS and they will not disclose your identity to the organisation until they have your permission or until required by law; or
  • disclose your identity to both WBS and to the organisation your request.

WBS ensures confidentiality through a combined set of strategies. These strategies can only be compromised by your actions, including:

  • talking to people about your proposed or actual disclosure
  • allowing people to access your disclosure using your unique access code
  • gathering information from your network (using work items, PC, Laptop, Phone) that specifically or generally relates to your disclosure
  • making inquiries from your network (using work items, PC, Laptop, Phone) that specifically or generally relates to your disclosure
  • requiring WBS to communicate with you on a specific disclosure using phone calls, email and fax, whether work assets or your personal assets
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