Corruption fighters and retired judges will urge federal politicians to adopt a national commission to fight corruption at Parliament House on Monday.
Progressive think tank The Australia Institute will launch design principles for a national integrity commission in Canberra based on models from state anti-corruption bodies.
"It would be political suicide if Malcolm Turnbull and Bill Shorten fail to back a national anti-corruption body," Greens senator Lee Rhiannon said in a statement on Monday.
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