Publications

The CCC completed an audit evaluating the effectiveness of management controls and transparency in relation to reporting of gifts and benefits made by pharmaceutical companies to Queensland Government healthcare professionals in selected Hospital and Health...

The purpose of this policy is to outline the responsibilities of the CCC for Information Access applications under the Right to Information Act 2009 and the Information Privacy Act 2009.

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...

The first Integrity Summit was held in Brisbane on 25 March 2021. It was convened by partner agencies, the Queensland Integrity Commissioner, the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission, and the South Australian Independent Commissioner against Corruption...

The CCC’s 2020-21 Annual Report was tabled in State Parliament on 30 September 2021.

Two criminal prosecutions following investigations by the CCC highlighted the importance of governance and transparency in the procurement processes for government contracts. This publication outlines the importance of implementing internal controls and...

This publication details survey results and views of employees of Queensland’s public service departments on corruption and integrity.

Audits planned for 2021-2023 will focus on misuse of public resources, recruitment, and complaint management practices.

The CCC’s Corruption Strategy 2021-25 will ensure that our work is insightful and innovative, transparent and rigorous, and collaborative.

This Prevention in focus highlights the importance of appropriately dealing with a conflict of interest