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In 2012 the CMC decided not to conduct a dedicated assessment of the organised property crime market, and instead reviewed organised crime trends in Queensland to identify current and emerging issues in organised property crime.

In August 2012, retired Justice of the Queensland Court of Appeal John Jerrard QC finalised his examination of matters relating to the conduct of several engineers during the 2010–11 Queensland floods.

The aim of of the CMC's 2011 review of the Prostitution Act 1999 was to update the picture of the prostitution environment in Queensland since the CMC's previous review in 2004. The CMC found that the situation has remained relatively stable, with the Act...

This report exposes the environment and attitudes that gave rise to police misconduct on the Gold Coast, drawing attention to the quality of supervision and the ability of local managers to recognise and deal with potential misconduct. This report provides an...

Operation Tesco was a CMC investigation that began in January 2009, into allegations that certain police officers on the Gold Coast were involved in inappropriate associations with criminals, drug use, misuse of confidential police information, and other...

The CMC (and formerly the CJC) has conducted two reviews of police pursuits. In 2011, the CMC examined the use of the Evade police provisions which were introduced in 2006 to support the restrictive QPS pursuit policy. This report contains the CMC review of...

This report presents an analysis of police pursuits in Queensland from 1997 to 2002.

The CCC Media Unit liaises with members of the media and not with the general public

Review of police move-on powers: A CMC review of their use - data report (21 December 2010) This data report is a companion document to the report Police move-on powers: a CMC review of their use (henceforth referred to as the ‘main report’). The data report...

In June 2006, the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 (Qld) was amended to make move-on powers available to the police in all public places statewide (s. 44).1 The legislation also required the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) to review the use of...