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Inquiry into Legislative Amendments to the Corruption and Crime Commission Act, 2003

Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2005 - 2008)· 17 November 2005inquiry_report

This 2005 WA parliamentary committee report examines potential legislative amendments to the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003, focusing on organised crime and contempt provisions. It was prompted by a Court of Appeal decision and concerns raised by the Corruption and Crime Commissioner. The committee aims to review the Act before the scheduled three-year review.

Impact

The proposed amendments would affect the powers and operations of the Corruption and Crime Commission, potentially impacting individuals and organisations involved in organised crime, as well as witnesses appearing before the Commission. The public sector and the administration of justice are also affected.

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