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This practical guide has been designed to assist public officials and delegated decision-makers in public sector agencies with agreed section 40 directions to effectively assess, classify and notify the CCC of corrupt conduct matters. It provides the necessary...

This paper on Chinese and Vietnamese Cultures is a compilation of previously published and unpublished papers to meet the needs of Queensland law enforcement agencies. It has been produced after consultation with the Queensland Bureau of Ethnic Affairs and...

This briefing paper presents the findings of an analysis of 136 records of interview conducted by the Queensland Police Service in early August 1988. The analysis was undertaken by officers from the Research and Prevention Division of the Criminal Justice...

Two members of the Research and Prevention Division (the ATSI Liaison Officer and a Research Officer) visited Woorabinda and attended the Woorabinda CPP meeting held on Monday 7 September. 13 people attended the meeting. After the meeting was held, interviews...

The Commission was approached by the Director of Prosecutions in Queensland, Mr R.N. Miller, QC, who suggested that the Commission in conjunction with other interested agencies, form a committee to conduct a review of the provision of Forensic Science Services...

This research report presents data on reported assault-related injuries sustained by police officers in the Queensland Police Service (QPS) during the course of their duties.

The CJC commissioned Reark Research to conduct research seeking the public's view of the Queensland Police Service and their assessment of the changes introduced since the Commission of Inquiry (Fitzgerald Inquiry). The study comprised of two phases, the first...

This report summarieses the findings of a public opinion survey which was conducted by Reark Research for the Criminal Justice Commission in July 1993. The survey included questions about public attitudes towards the QPS, public perceptions of crime levels in...

In September 1996, the Criminal Justice Commission and the Queensland Police Service established the Beenleigh Calls for Service Project (BCFS Project), a six-month experiment to find out whether the application of problem-solving techniques would reduce the...

On 1 September 1996, the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) and the Queensland Police Service (QPS) established a six-month pilot project called the Beenleigh Calls for Service Project (BCFS). The project focuses on increasing the effectiveness and efficiency...