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Our vision, values and strategy keep us focused on serving the people of Queensland

The CCC has investigative powers that are not ordinarily available to police or other government agencies in conducting investigations

Queensland legislation sets out our primary functions and powers

The CCC is headed by a five-member group referred to as “the Commission”, which functions as the board of the CCC, and is supported by an Executive Leadership Team

Corruption has been described as “the abuse of entrusted power for private gain”. Read about the CCC's role as an anti-corruption body

Information about our public hearings is published on this website, including terms of reference, witness lists, and transcripts and exhibits

The CCC deals with corruption that affects the Queensland public sector

Listing of outcomes from recent significant CCC investigations

This is a de-classified version of an intelligence assessment provided to law enforcement agencies and government. It is published by the CMC to inform the community about current issues in law enforcement and crime prevention.