Parliamentary Inspector's Report Concerning Telecommunication Interceptions and Legal Professional Privilege

Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2008 - 2013)· 24 November 2011general_report

This WA parliamentary committee report examines the Corruption and Crime Commission's (CCC) procedures for handling telecommunication interception (TI) information potentially protected by legal professional privilege (LPP). It investigates whether the CCC appropriately manages and uses such information, particularly intercepted calls between a lawyer and client. The report makes recommendations to enhance the CCC's procedures and ensure LPP is adequately considered.

Impact

The report affects the CCC, legal professionals, and individuals whose communications are intercepted by the CCC. It aims to balance law enforcement with the protection of legal professional privilege.

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