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Hearing with the Corruption and Crime Commission, 5 July 2004

Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2004 - 2005)· 26 August 2004general_report

This 2004 WA parliamentary committee report details a hearing with the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) regarding its establishment and responses to concerns raised about the transition from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). It addresses issues like staff transfer, IT systems, handling of complaints, and levels of misconduct reporting in local government and the police force. The report also touches on telecommunications interception and prosecution delays.

Impact

The report impacts the CCC, WA Police, local governments, public sector employees, and individuals who may report corruption or misconduct. It aims to improve transparency, accountability, and corruption prevention across the public sector.

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