Parliamentary Inspector’s report on the issuing of notices by the Corruption and Crime Commission under s 42 of the Corruption, Crime annd Misconduct Act
Committee on the Corruption and Crime Commission (2017 - 2021)· 30 November 2017general_report
This WA parliamentary committee report examines the use of section 42 notices by the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC), which compels agencies to halt investigations concurrent to the CCC's. The report stems from a complaint regarding a notice that led to a failure in victim protection. While the Parliamentary Inspector recommended repealing section 42, the committee found no systemic issues and suggests a broader review of the Act instead.
Impact
The report primarily affects the CCC, WA Police, and public sector agencies involved in misconduct investigations. It also indirectly impacts victims of crime who may be affected by delays or confusion in investigations.
public_sectorjusticeemergency_servicessection 42 noticesCorruption and Crime CommissionWA Policemisconduct investigationsparliamentary inspectorCCM Actinvestigative powerspublic sectorpolice misconductvictim protection
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