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

This briefing paper has been prepared for presentation to the inaugural meeting of the Queensland Task Force on Crime Prevention.

The purpose of this discussion paper is to facilitate public submissions to the Advisory Committee on Illicit Drugs by: endeavouring to provide sufficient information so that a reader can form views on relevant issues, and identifying particular issues on...

In 1989, in the Report of the Commission of Inquiry, Mr G.E. Fitzgerald QC recommended that the Criminal Justice Commission undertake a general review of the criminal law, including laws related to illicit drugs. This report has been prepared in response to...

The CCC uses this definition to assess whether a complaint is within our jurisdiction

The CCC is Queensland’s police integrity oversight body

When we refer matters to agencies, we use our monitoring powers to oversee how they are dealt with

Corruption comes in all different shapes and sizes. One of the most common examples involves actions taken to gain personal benefits from positions of entrusted power. Addressing this issue requires a collaborative effort, as no single agency can single...

All the information you need to apply for a review

These twelve principles enable Anti-Corruption and Integrity Commissions (Anti-Corruption Commissions) to independently and effectively undertake their functions.