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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...

This report is a CMC review of QPS processes for managing police discipline and misconduct matters; it considers ethical standards and practice and recommends changes to ensure police accountability and integrity. This is the third in a series of recent...

This document is based on the full report of 'The ethical perceptions and attitudes of Queensland Police Service recruits and first year constables, 1995−2008'.

This report is the CMC's review of the initial police investigation and the subsequent internal police review into the death in custody of Mulrunji. This report, tabled in State Parliament on 17 June 2010, consists of: the background to the CMC's review, the...

This letter is in response to the receipt on 7 January 2001 of the report by Deputy Commissioner Kathy Rynders (DC Rynders) in relation to proposed disciplinary proceedings against certain police officers [the Palm Island police investigation].

The Palm Island Airfare Controversy: A CMC report on an investigation into allegations of official misconduct arising from certain travel arrangements authorised by the Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Policy

This report examines whether there was any official misconduct on the part of the Premier of Queensland concerning statements allegedly made by him at a meeting with councillors of the Palm Island Aboriginal Council.

On 1 July 2006, new noise laws were introduced into the Police Powers and Responsibilities Act 2000 (Qld) (PPRA) to target nuisance motorbike riders who create excessive noise when riding in off-road areas. These new laws sought to provide a balance between...