Publications

This report summarises the CMC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2014.

In 2007 the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) commenced an inquiry into the policing of Queensland’s Indigenous communities.

This series was published by the Crime and Misconduct Commission between 2002 and 2013.

In December 2011 Queensland Health identified a fraudulent transaction of $11 million of public funds paid to Healthy Initiatives and Choices (HIC), a trading name registered to one of its own employees, Hohepa Morehu-Barlow (Barlow).

In December 2010 the University of Queensland (UQ) offered a place in its 2011 undergraduate medical program to a school leaver who had not met the entry requirements for admission into that particular course. The CMC’s public report arising out of this matter...

This report summarises the CMC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2013.

CMC research on use of Tasers by police in Queensland. 2013 Multiple and prolonged Taser deployments (26 June 2013) 2012 An update on Taser use in Queensland (Research and Issues Paper Series - No. 9, November 2012) 2011 Evaluating Taser reforms: a review of...

This is a de-classified version of an intelligence assessment provided to law enforcement agencies and government. It is published by the CMC to inform the community about current issues in law enforcement and crime prevention.

The CMC anticipates that this report will inform public debate and decision makers responsible for setting the regulatory framework regarding political donations and gifts in Queensland.

In 2012 the CMC decided not to conduct a dedicated assessment of the organised property crime market, and instead reviewed organised crime trends in Queensland to identify current and emerging issues in organised property crime.