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The CCC is a supporter of NRW 2022 (27 May to 3 June). This year’s theme is “Be Brave. Make Change.” Read more.

In Queensland, the Crime and Corruption Commission is responsible for administering the civil proceeds of crime regime under the Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act 2002 (Qld). In part, the legislation operates under the assumption that confiscating the...

As costs of living rise, agencies need to safeguard public resources from theft and misuse.

The CCC will further explore how influence and access to government and public sector decision-makers is obtained, the corruption risks that may arise with influencing practices and whether existing legislative, regulatory and reporting mechanisms are adequate...

The CCC publishes its gifts and benefits register, policies relevant to the public, and makes other information routinely available

Exploring how influence and access to government and public sector decision-makers is obtained...

The CCC’s Annual Report 2021-22 was tabled in State Parliament on 26 September 2022.

The CCC is a supporter International Access to Information Day on 28 September 2022. Find out more about the day and how to access information from us.

The CCC is reviewing the operation of the Child Protection (Offender Reporting and Offender Prohibition Order) Act 2004, which to seeks protect children from the risks posed by people living in the community who have been convicted of sexual and other serious...

The CCC is an independent statutory body set up to combat and reduce the incidence of major crime and corruption in the public sector in Queensland