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Acting Parliamentary Inspector's report on a complaint by the Commissioner of Police against the CCC

Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2013 - 2017)· 27 June 2013general_report

A WA parliamentary committee reviewed a complaint by the Commissioner of Police against the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) regarding an investigation into his use of a government purchasing card. The Acting Parliamentary Inspector found no misconduct by the CCC and deemed its procedures appropriate. The committee endorsed the Inspector's recommendations for improving CCC processes and public communication.

Impact

The report aims to improve public understanding of the CCC's role and ensure fair treatment of individuals under investigation. It affects the CCC's operational procedures and communication strategies, potentially influencing public perception of the agency and those it investigates.

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