Corruption investigations and related activities – results for 1 February to 30 April 2017
The results on this page reflect the information reported to the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee at the last joint public meeting held on 12 June 2017.
Results
- Ten people were charged with 49 offences.
- One recommendation was made for disciplinary action and eight for procedural improvement.
- Eight investigations were finalised, all within 12 months.
- The CCC and QPS are trialling a Joint Assessment and Moderation Committee (JAMC) to assess allegations against QPS employees; 456 complaint matters have been assessed in the six months to April 2017.
- Hearings: seven days of hearings were held in support of corruption investigations with 27 witnesses attending.
Statistics
- 67% (1009) related to police
- 33% (504) related to other public sector agencies (including government-owned corporations)
- 9 were retained for CCC investigation
- 74 were referred to the appropriate agency to investigate, subject to CCC monitoring
- 377 were referred to the appropriate agency, with no further advice required by the CCC
- 234 required no further action
Media releases
- Witness list for Operation Belcarra public hearing – 23 March 2017
- A 43‐year‐old Brisbane police officer was charged with misusing a police database – 21 March 2017
- CCC to conduct a public hearing into 2016 local government elections – 21 March 2017
- Update on the assessment into Minister Bailey's emails – 16 March 2017
- CCC Chairperson Statement – Sentencing of Scott Driscoll – 3 March 2017
Last updated:
30 June 2017
