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Submission provided in response to a call for submissions as part of the review of the Criminal Organisations Act 2009

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“No single organisation can possibly hope to be the sole guardian of public sector integrity. It is for this reason that the CMC is committed to doing everything in its power to help public sector agencies take greater responsibility for detecting, dealing...

Corruption prevention resources with particular relevance to law enforcement officers

A secondment to the CCC can offer police a wide range of career development opportunities

This paper sets out the detailed background to Operation Impala and invites public submissions on a range of questions.

This report summarises our key activities, achievements and performance for the financial year ending 30 June 2019

“People sometimes ask whether it is appropriate for government agencies, especially the QPS, to investigate themselves. The answer is that all government agencies, including the QPS, should take responsibility for the conduct of their own officers. Our role is...

“Systemic corruption does not happen overnight; it builds up over a period of years. Even misconduct which may seem apparently insignificant can, if left unchecked, lead to a major decline in the level of public sector integrity.” ---Chairperson Robert Needham...

“In the public arena, the CMC continues to be most noted for its misconduct investigations. Understandably, the charging of a minister or senior public servant for official misconduct will usually generate news headlines and attract public attention. But some...