Publications

Very few CJC investigations of public sector agencies will have a major impact on the agency concerned, but all need to be managed in order to minimise disruption and maximise benefits. This booklet presents strategies for managing the impact of a CJC...

This report has resulted from the CJC’s inquiry into alleged improper access to, and release of, confidential and personal information from the QPS computer systems.

This report presents the results of a CJC review of the policies and procedures operating in this State to safeguard vulnerable young people from sexual misconduct by state school employees. The report focuses on strategies for minimising the risk of sexual...

The Police Powers Briefing Paper includes information on the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000.

Project Axis was a joint initiative of the Queensland Crime Commission (QCC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) to inquire into child sex offending in Queensland. Project Axis is not confined to the publication of these reports, but also includes tactical...

This report is a follow-up of a survey conducted in 1998, which measured police officers' perceptions of the promotion and transfer system prior to the introduction of a new selection panel system.

On 11 August 2000, Karen Lynn Ehrmann pleaded guilty in proceedings in the District Court of Townsville to 24 counts of forging and 23 counts of uttering Commonwealth Electoral Enrolment forms and was sentenced to three years imprisonment. During the course of...

This report is the result of an inquiry conducted by the CJC in response to public disquiet about the power of QPS officers to conduct strip searches.

This report delivers the findings of a misconduct-risk review by CJC officers of state-operated correctional centres.

This report summarises the CJC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2000.