Director of Public Prosecutions Bill
Legislation Committee (1989 - 2001)· 10 July 1990general_report
This 1990 WA Legislative Council report examines the Director of Public Prosecutions Bill, focusing on the DPP's independence, appointment, and reappointment. The committee recommends referring the bill back to consider the method of appointment, particularly regarding the role of an independent panel.
Impact
The DPP, legal professionals, and the public are affected. An independent DPP is crucial for public confidence in the justice system and government accountability. The structure of the DPP's office and staff also impacts its effectiveness.
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