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Some media organisations have chosen to report today that the State Government ‘bypassed’ the Crime and Misconduct Commission when extending the Police Commissioner’s contract. This information was published despite the CMC providing several journalists with...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission wants a prompt response from the Police Commissioner following a Supreme Court decision upholding the CMC’s power to impose requirements arising from its Palm Island report. CMC Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC says today’s...

The Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) has completed an extensive investigation into 17 allegations of misconduct against Whitsunday Regional Council Mayor Michael Brunker.

An application for an injunction restraining the Police Commissioner from complying with recommendations arising from a Crime and Misconduct Commission report has been adjourned until 10.00am tomorrow. At this stage, the CMC has not received a request from the...

Crime and Misconduct Commission Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC has granted an extension of time to the Police Commissioner who was due to inform the CMC on Friday about his intended course of action against six police officers.

Crime and Misconduct Commission statement from 23.06.2010.

Crime and Misconduct Commission statement from 21.06.2010

Crime and Misconduct Commission statement from 18.06.2010

Crime and Misconduct Commission Chairperson Martin Moynihan AO QC says that the 14 day deadline imposed on the Police Commissioner to report to the CMC should not be affected by any matter arising from the Deputy Chief Magistrate Hine’s findings.

Media release about the chronology of the CMC Chairperson’s involvement in the reappointment of the Queensland Police Commissioner.