Revocation of Exceptional Powers
Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2008 - 2013)· 29 March 2012general_report
This WA parliamentary committee report examines the revocation of an "exceptional powers" finding granted to the WA Police by the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC). The revocation occurred because a police officer applied for the powers without the required written delegation. The committee commends the CCC's swift response and subsequent improvements to the application process.
Impact
The report primarily affects the WA Police and the CCC, ensuring greater accountability and transparency in the use of exceptional powers. It also provides reassurance to the public regarding the oversight of these powers.
public_sectorjusticeemergency_servicesexceptional powersCCCWA Policerevocationdelegationaccountabilitytransparencyorganised crimeparliamentary oversightapplication process
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