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RTI applications RTI applications incur a fee of $57.65 (effective from 1 July 2025) unless the application relates only to your personal information. The fee is not refundable if no documents are found. Additional processing charges may apply if the...

This report details an investigation arising from allegations that Mr David Barbagallo, when Chief of Staff to the Premier of Queensland, misused his position to obtain $267,500 funding from a government investment fund for a company in which he was a...

The CCC’s Annual Report 2019-20 was tabled in State Parliament on 24 September 2020.

This research report analyses the impact of information technology on policing, using the QPS as a case study.

This report updates the CJC's 1995 report on the funding of legal aid and public prosecutions in Queensland.

This report presents the results of a CJC review of the policies and procedures operating in this State to safeguard vulnerable young people from sexual misconduct by state school employees. The report focuses on strategies for minimising the risk of sexual...

In July 1999, AC Nielsen Market Research conducted a telephone survey of 1502 people throughout Queensland on behalf of the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC). The survey was concerned primarily with measuring public confidence, knowledge, and satisfaction in...

There are two volumes to the QPS Reform Update. This first volume focuses on the broad area of integrity and standards of conduct generally in the Queensland Police Service.

This paper is the first of a series of papers drawing upon the findings of the Sibling Study in order to explore adolescent criminality in Australia. The Sibling Study is an investigation, conducted over several years, of young people's involvement in...

CCC works closely with state, national and international law enforcement and anti-corruption agencies