The chief of the NSW corruption watchdog, Megan Latham, has announced her resignation just days after learning she would be forced to reapply for her job under a restructure by the Baird government.
In a statement Ms Latham, who had two years remaining as Independent Commission Against Corruption commissioner, said she would resign on November 30.
ICAC chief Megan Latham has resigned two years before her term was to end. Photo: Daniel Munoz
"I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked at the Commission," she said.
"I am particularly privileged to have observed first-hand the skill and dedication of the Commission's staff who deserve great credit for the exposure of corruption in this state.
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