The recent scandal involving audit firm PwC China’s alleged complicity in Evergrande’s financial fraud has intensified scrutiny on the consulting sector. In Australia, a parliamentary report has called for greater oversight and transparency in the consulting industry following the PwC tax leak scandal. The report, tabled by the Senate’s Public Administration and Finance Committee, recommends that the government disclose all contracts with consulting firms worth more than $1.3 million and establish a separate committee to approve these contracts. This move aims to enhance checks and balances within intermediary organizations and ensure accountability.