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This research report focuses primarily on issues associated with the implementation of partnership policing in the Queensland Police Service.

Since January 1992, the Operational Procedures Manual (OPM) of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has required that all police pursuits ending in death or serious injury be reported to the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC). This paper provides a detailed...

This report of the Police Education Advisory Council (PEAC) reviews recruitment and selection for the Queensland Police Service (QPS). The review began as a response to the concerns about the current recruitment and selection process raised in a CJC report...

This research report arises from a recommendation of the 1996 Queensland Police Service Review Committee (QPS Review Committee) that the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) establish procedures for monitoring and auditing the promotion and transfer review...

This research paper presents key findings from a survey of operational police in Queensland, which examined the physical requirements of police work.

This research report arises from a recommendation of the 1996 Queensland Police Service Review Committee (QPS Review Committee).

This protocol is designed to assist units of public administration (UPAs) and the CJC to manage the disciplinary process effectively in instances where the jurisdiction of the CJC has been enlivened.

This briefing paper examines one of the joint working group's initiatives involving an observational study of police-citizens encounters (PCE) in the Metropolitan and South Eastern Regions.

This document provides a summary comparison of the new legislation and the recommendations made by the CJC in its various reports (see page 1 of the document).

This report was prepared by the CJC following concerns raised by the 'Pinkenba case' and several other prominent Queensland cases involving Aboriginal people