The National Anti-Corruption Commission which was introduced to Parliament by the Attorney-General on Wednesday. The NACC will have a wide remit to investigate serious and systemic corrupt conduct by politicians, public servants and third parties. It can launch its own investigations and conduct public hearings. But it’s the high bar set for public hearings – the legislation allows for them to occur only in exceptional circumstances and when deemed in the public interest – that has concerned members of the crossbench.