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WA Ombudsman Chris Field says he will no longer attend an international conference in Italy

Topic: State and Territory Government

WA Ombudsman Chris Field was the subject of a Corruption and Crime Commission inquiry earlier this year.  ( ABC News: David Weber )

Earlier this year, WA's Corruption and Crime Commission held hearings into Ombudsman Chris Field's overseas travel while part of an international ombudsmen association. 

Those trips included cultural exchanges with Uzbekistan, Bahrain and Canada, meeting the president of the OECD in Paris and attending a candlelight vigil with Ukranian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Mr Field had recently been promoting another international trip on social media, but has now announced he will not attend the event in southern Italy.

WA's controversial Ombudsman has pulled out of an international conference he had been planning to speak at, after the Premier contradicted suggestions he would be attending in an official capacity.

Chris Field has been in charge of handling complaints about the public service for more than 17 years, and it's a four-year period of that term which caught the attention of the CCC, as he jetted across the world while also serving as the president of the International Ombudsman Institute (IOI).

In recent weeks he had been promoting his attendance at an international ombudsman conference in southern Italy next month, while on an extended period of leave he took after giving evidence to the CCC.

In a video posted by one of the conference's organisers to LinkedIn, Mr Field introduces himself as the WA ombudsman and says he's "delighted" to be attending.

"I want to say how honoured I am to join my good friend and outstanding ombudsman colleague, Marino Fardelli, who has organised this very important conference," he says.

A social media post featuring Chris Field spruiking his upcoming trip to Italy. ( LinkedIn )

But in a statement after the ABC revealed his plans, Mr Field said he would no longer be attending the conference.

"I had agreed to attend the conference on the basis that I was on leave, and that I would pay the full costs of my attendance, with absolutely no cost to the Western Australian taxpayer," he said.

"Nonetheless, it has always been, and remains, my sole intention to respect unambiguously the Corruption and Crime Commissioner; the Corruption and Crime Commission; and the rule of law more generally.

"Since my travel is, as a matter of public record, a part of the Commission's investigation, I have today withdrawn from the conference."

"I also would, under no circumstances, wish to be any form of distraction to the vital work the office of the Western Australian Ombudsman, and its outstanding staff, is undertaking for the Parliament and people of Western Australia".

Italy trip self-funded

On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the Office of the Ombudsman confirmed Mr Field would attend the conference in his official capacity, but while on leave.

"The ombudsman is paying for the trip personally at no cost to the office of the WA ombudsman," they said in a statement.

Chris Field has been the WA Ombudsman for 17 years.  ( ABC News: David Weber  )

It's understood the office of Premier Roger Cook, who has previously urged Mr Field to focus on his domestic roles, was not initially aware of the trip.

Mr Cook also contradicted Mr Field's claim that he was not attending the Italy conference in an official capacity, as he stated in his promotional video.

"I want to make it quite clear he's not there in an official capacity," Mr Cook said.

"While he's on leave the deputy ombudsman is acting in that role [of ombudsman].

Roger Cook said he believed Mr Field was not attending the conference in an official capacity. ( ABC News: Kenith Png )

"[Mr Field] has taken the opportunity while he's having personal leave to travel to this conference but he's not representing Western Australia as the ombudsman.

"Where he has his holidays is entirely his decision but he's not there in an official capacity."

The ABC does not suggest it was improper for Mr Field to attend the conference.

CCC hearings 

The CCC held public hearings into his travel earlier this year, during which he defended his travel and said he saw the roles of WA ombudsman and IOI president as "utterly complementary and never … in conflict".

He has always defended the travel, telling the CCC he saw the roles of WA ombudsman and IOI president as "utterly complementary and never … in conflict".

Chris Field attended CCC hearings back in March.  ( ABC News: David Weber )

At the end of the CCC's public hearings, which he said had "placed very considerable strain on my mental health", Mr Field announced he would take leave until the probe was completed.

"Because I believe my continued work as ombudsman would distract from the best operation of the office until the outcome of the commission's investigation, my intention is to remain on leave until the matter is resolved," Mr Field said in a statement at the time.

He also flagged he would likely resign his position after the report was handed down, "in the interests of my mental health", while denying engaging in serious misconduct or acting corruptly.

Probe continues

The Corruption and Crime Commission confirmed its probe into Mr Field remains ongoing.

The focus of that investigation is whether the ombudsman acted corruptly in using his position to benefit himself and his chief of staff, who often accompanied him on the trips.

Commissioner John McKechnie is also considering whether the hundreds of thousands of dollars a year Mr Field spent on those trips was for the benefit of the state.

Those trips included cultural exchanges with Uzbekistan, Bahrain and Canada, meeting the president of the OECD in Paris and attending a candlelight vigil with Ukranian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy . 

During nine days of public examination, he defended spending almost $550 for two chauffeur-driven car trips, totalling just over two kilometres in Rome , saying he "wanted something he could rely on". 

The CCC also heard Mr Field had only spent 36 days in the office over a 13-month period. 

The IOI later told the ABC Mr Field's travels were "neither initiated, expected, commissioned nor financed" by the organisation . 

Mr Field stood down from the role of president of the IOI earlier this year.

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