Past investigations
Corruption can take many forms including victimisation and assault, the misuse of public funds or assets, and the unlawful release of information. The CCC conducts independent investigations to identify and respond to the most serious and systemic cases of corrupt conduct affecting Queensland public sector agencies (including the QPS). Other allegations of corruption are investigated by agencies themselves and may be subject to CCC monitoring.
CCC investigations
- Case study: Timesheet fraud leads to criminal conviction
- Case study: Research fraud
- Case study: Corruption in vehicle licensing puts public safety at risk
CMC and CJC investigations and hearings
Last updated:
22 May 2017
