Corruption activities and results – 1 September to 31 December 2018
On 15 February 2019 the CCC met with its oversight body, the Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee (PCCC), and presented the following reports on its activities and results:
2018-19 areas of focus
In 2018–19 we will:
- Pursue corruption involving elected officials, excessive use of force and misuse of confidential information
- Collaborate with key stakeholders to implement and monitor a program of reform of the police complaints and discipline system
Activities and outcomes
During the most recent reporting period (1 November to 31 December 2018), the CCC:
- received 31 complaints relating to elected officials, 71 relating to excessive use of force and 67 relating to the misuse of information
- commenced 4 investigations and finalised 1
- made 6 prevention recommendations
- tabled its report on Taskforce Flaxton, which included 33 recommendations about Queensland Corrective Services’ strategy and performance, anti-corruption measures, and internal and external oversight
- assessed 13 complaint matters through the Joint Assessment and Moderation Committee (JAMC) that deals with complaints against police
No criminal charges were laid in this period.
Last updated:
22 February 2019
