Publications

Body worn cameras are increasingly being used by a number of public agencies, primarily the Queensland Police Service.

The Queensland Government is currently spending over $1.38 billion on ICT projects across its departments. It is therefore timely for the CCC to remind the public sector about the corruption risks associated with this type of high-cost procurement activity.

On 17 October 2016, the CCC commenced a corruption investigation, Operation Windage.

In 2017 - 2019, the CCC conducted audits to examine how public sector agencies responded to particular types of complaints about corruption and how robust their complaints management and prevention frameworks were

This report summarises the CCC's key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2018.

Using case studies and scenarios, this publication seeks to raise awareness among public sector agency staff and managers of the issues and, in some cases, allegations that can arise from a conflict of interest that is not properly identified, documented...

This document seeks to make police more aware of their duties as police officers and the serious consequences they may face if they ignore their obligations to the service and to the public.

This document seeks to help managers, members of selection panels and HR staff in public agencies to be more aware of the dangers of recruiting or promoting people who pose corruption risks, particularly into high-risk positions, and how to use effective...

This guide has been designed for use by practitioners responsible for implementing or reviewing an organisation’s fraud and corruption internal controls.

This document describes the risks to public agencies and their staff of incidents of improper access to private information.