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In 2016, the CCC examined whether it is in the public interest to publicise allegations of corrupt conduct.

The Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) has partnered with the Electoral Commission of Queensland (ECQ), the Office of the Independent Assessor (OIA), and the Queensland Integrity Commissioner (QIC) to encourage everyone to play by the rules in the lead-up...

Day 1 — Tuesday 18 April 2017 Exhibit 1 Operation Belcarra Public Hearing Terms of Reference Exhibit 2 Local Government Disclosure Handbook – 3 February 2016 Exhibit 3 Guide for Candidates Handbook – Local Government Elections & By-Elections Exhibit 4...

Confidential information - Unauthorised access, disclosure and the risks of corruption in the Queensland public sector

An examination of corruption and corruption risks in Queensland's corrective services facilities.

Publicising allegations of corrupt conduct may adversely affect the ability of the CCC to perform its corruption function, damage the reputation of the person alleged to have engaged in corrupt conduct, and compromise the fair trial of persons charged with...

“Our financial performance in the past 12 months demonstrates we have been pursuing the right balance between achieving operational outcomes whilst investing in our staff and ensuring we have the plans in place to implement improvements in our technology and...

In the lead-up to the State Government election on 31 October, CCC Chairperson Alan MacSporran QC has written to all candidates, urging them to put integrity first. Read his letter to the candidates.

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