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This document describes the risks to public agencies and their staff of incidents of improper access to private information.

This document seeks to help managers, members of selection panels and HR staff in public agencies to be more aware of the dangers of recruiting or promoting people who pose corruption risks, particularly into high-risk positions, and how to use effective...

This document describes the risks to universities and other publicly funded organisations of fraud or attempted fraud in relation to research results and grant applications.

If you are amending or seeking documents containing your personal information, you must provide proof of your identity by sending the CCC an original certified copy of any one of the following documents: your current drivers licence an identifying page of your...

This Prevention in focus aims to educate managers on their obligations to approve and monitor employees’ timesheets and other allowances.

This summary audit report Assessing allegations of corrupt conduct: Recordkeeping requirements under section 40A contains the results of an audit conducted by the CCC in 2019–20. The CCC examined the policies and processes of seven public sector agencies to...

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...

Today the CCC marks its support for International Access to Information (IAI) Day 2020 – formerly Right to Information (RTI) Day – led by the Office of the Information Commissioner. Read more

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