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These reports of the Kimmins Inquiry address the terms of reference related to the possibility of systemic wrongdoing in the Queensland Police Service in the handling of suspected paedophilia cases.

Pursuant to sections 25(2)(d) and 66 of the Criminal Justice Act 1989, on 18 November 1997 the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) engaged JP Kimmins: to hold such public and/or private hearings as may seem appropriate in respect of allegations of official...

Operation Yabber - A report on the investigation into the Gold Coast City Council

This report, tabled in Parliament on 20 December 1996, presents: an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the creation and execution of a Memorandum of Understanding executed by the Honourable Robert Borbidge MLA (then Leader of the Opposition), the...

The MoU Inquiry On 21 March 1996 the CJC resolved to conduct an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the creation and execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which had been signed by the Honourable Robert Borbidge MLA, then Leader of the...

In 1995, information concerning the CJC Operation Wallah was published in the Courier-Mail and The Australian. This report was published after an investigation was conducted in relation to unauthorised disclosure of information in relation to these matters.

Under the Criminal Justice Act 1989 RV Hanson was authorised to constitute the Commission to conduct a hearing for the purpose of discharging its functions and responsibilities allotted to the Official Misconduct Division in relation to the matter specified in...

The CCC is an independent statutory body set up to combat and reduce the incidence of major crime and corruption in the public sector in Queensland

Overview of the CJC report about allegations of official misconduct at the Basil Stafford Centre.

This paper summarises the key findings of a review by The Honourable W J Carter QC of the implementation of the recommendations of the 1995 Basil Stafford Centre Inquiry Report (‘the Stewart Report’).