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“This year has been a period of building on the existing strengths of the organisation to ensure it is better placed to expose corruption and promote ethical conduct in the Queensland public sector…. The CJC this year took a strategic decision to enhance its...

“The need to foster a public sector of integrity is a continuing one. The protective and deterrent effect of a powerful investigative agency is necessary to achieving that. However, a truly ethical public sector is possible only if the hearts and minds of the...

“At the time I write, legislation has been introduced to merge the CJC and the Queensland Crime Commission... This will give a renewed emphasis to the investigation of organised crime and paedophilia in Queensland. Importantly, it will also give legislative...

The Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) was created in late 1989, based on the recommendation of the Fitzgerald Inquiry

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