[12] In February 2015, Lander announced that ICAC was investigating potential maladministration related to the sale of public land at Gillman, South Australia.

[14] In August 2015, an unnamed Chief Executive from a South Australian government agency was charged with two counts of abuse of public office.

Attorney-General John Rau told the media that "the commissioner has made it clear on many occasions that he has not encountered in his investigations any evidence of systemic or institutional corruption in South Australia.

It was alleged that he “improperly exercised a power or influence” on two occasions in 2012 while working on the development of the biotechnology sector within South Australia.

[18] In April 2016, ICAC investigations resulted in the charging of five men from the Department of Transport engaged in the misappropriation of goods purchased with government credit cards.

[19] In August 2017, Liberal MP Troy Bell resigned from his party after it was publicly announced that he would face 26 charges following an ICAC investigation into events prior to entering parliament.

[21] In 2021, a bill was passed to reform the ICAC, including changing the name to the Independent Commission Against Corruption and removing some of its powers to investigate maladministration and misconduct.

It is ultimately responsible to the Parliament of South Australia and is subject to the oversight of the Parliamentary Crime and Public Integrity Policy Committee.