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The CCC is headed by a five-member group referred to as “the Commission”, which functions as the board of the CCC, and is supported by an Executive Leadership Team

The CCC is subject to a range of external accountability mechanisms

Independent public inquiry into allegations of electoral fraud by members of the Queensland branch Australian Labor Party.

This 2001 Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) public inquiry investigated allegations of electoral fraud by Queensland members of the Australian Labor Party. The Inquiry was prompted when a member of the Australian Labor Party (ALP), Karen Lynn Ehrmann, made...

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.

On 21 December 1999 the Commission resolved that hearings should be held for the purpose of investigating alleged unauthorised access to, and release of, confidential information from the Queensland Police Service (QPS) computer systems by members of the QPS.

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.

In response to public concerns about the police power to conduct strip searches, in 1999 the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) undertook an inquiry into the laws, policies and procedures relating to strip searches by Queensland Police Service (QPS) officers...

Pursuant to Section 66 of the Criminal Justice Act 1989, on 6 August 1999 the Criminal Justice Commission engaged R.W. Gotterson, QC, as an independent qualified person: To examine the contents of a letter dated 2 August 1999 of the Leader of the Opposition...

On 29 January 1999, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) approved an application under section 25 of the Criminal Justice Act 1989 (Act) by the Director of the Official Misconduct Division that it conduct an investigative hearing in respect of an...