Creating an ethical culture, setting standards of behaviour and being alert to potential corruption are now essential management responsibilities. The CCC makes corruption prevention material available to all public sector staff and supervisors to help them identify the red flags that may indicate a corruption threat to your agency.
The CCC Corruption Allegations Data Dashboard is a data visualisation tool that allows users to interrogate CCC corruption allegations data.
Corporate Strategies, Plans, Policies and Reports
Our Corruption Strategy defines where we will focus our efforts over the next 4 years.
Corruption Prevention Resources
This series draws on CCC investigations to highlight specific prevention lessons for public sector agencies
Corruption Prevention Resources
Read our Corruption Prevention Advisory series to help identify major corruption risks
Corruption Prevention Resources
Audits planned for 2021-2023 will focus on misuse of public resources, recruitment, and complaint management practices.
Responses from employees of Queensland government departments and their perceptions of corruption and integrity.
Corruption Prevention Resources
This guide, based on the findings of a CCC corruption audit, has been developed to help agencies resolve common challenges faced when assessing complaints of corrupt conduct. It includes the following practical materials: A sample step-by-step decision tree ...
Public Sector Guidance and Resources
This flowchart highlights decision points and recommended courses of action.
Corruption Prevention Resources
The Crime and Corruption Commission has published this short animation to raise awareness of the seriousness of misuse of confidential information.
Corruption Prevention Resources
This summary audit report Assessing allegations of corrupt conduct: Recordkeeping requirements under section 40A contains the results of an audit conducted by the CCC in 2019–20. The CCC examined the policies and processes of seven public sector agencies to ...
Corruption Prevention Resources
On 20 May 2020, three of Queensland’s integrity agencies partnered to equip newly-elected and existing Local Government councillors and mayors with information to assist them in understanding the integrity agencies’ roles and functions.
