Publications

Lobbying or advocacy on issues of public concern or in the public interest can have many beneficial outcomes for the people of Queensland.

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 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...

This audit examined whether four councils in remote and Indigenous areas have effective procurement processes and practices in place to manage corruption risks. The audit identified opportunities for councils to improve their procurement frameworks to ensure...

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...

The CCC has identified three corruption risk areas which are particularly prone to fraud threats.

The CCC has published a report on its review of the missing person search powers contained within the PPRA.

This is the eighth quarterly progress report relating to the Commission of Inquiry recommendations.

This factsheet provides advice for all candidates standing for election during an election period.

The CCC’s Annual Report 2023-24 was tabled in State Parliament on 20 September 2024.