Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says she is willing to reconsider aspects of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (IBAC) if the Coalition forms government. After previously resisting long-standing calls to expand IBAC’s jurisdiction, Wilson indicates she would “seriously consider” changes to how corruption is defined or handled. Separate reports from multiple outlets say Wilson’s stance represents a shift from her earlier position and comes as she lays out what the Coalition might pursue in government. The articles also report that Wilson intends to push for more public hearings through IBAC, positioning the proposal as part of a broader reform agenda. While the reporting agrees on Wilson’s stated willingness to consider jurisdiction or definitional changes and to increase the use of public hearings, it also frames the commitments in conditional terms—dependent on the outcome of the election and on further policy detail. The outlets collectively portray the announcement as a tactical change in response to previous criticism of her reluctance to broaden IBAC’s powers.