Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee: Public meeting with the Crime and Corruption Commission (10 November 2026, 10:31 am)
10 November 2026
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Parliamentary Crime and Corruption Committee Queensland Parliament
00:03 - 01:23
Speaker 3
the committee will now commence its public hearing with the Crime and Corruption Commission. Proceedings are being recorded by Hansard, broadcast live on the parliamentary website. I take this opportunity to remind those participating to ensure they turn their microphones on before speaking, off once they've finished, to ensure they can be heard clearly and proceedings accurately captured for broadcast and transcript processes. I also remind those present to ensure their mobile phones are turned off or silent. Members, are there any declarations of interest relevant to the public session with the CCC?
If not, members are to note they have been provided with a secretariat briefing, a copy of the CCC's public report for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 September 2026 and the transcript of the last public hearing with the CCC held on the 18th of August 2026. The proposed motion is that the committee authorise publication of the Crime and Corruption Commission's public report to the committee for the period 1 July 2026 to 30 September 2026. I move so. All those in favour? Carried.
The committee will now commence its public discussions with the Crime and Corruption Commission. Welcome, everyone. Mr Bar, would you like to make a brief opening statement, and then we will turn over to members for questions?
01:23 - 01:58
Speaker 5
Thank you. We are very pleased to present the Crime and Corruption Commission's report for the period 1 July to 30 September 2026. The public report sets out in detail our performance and activities for the reporting period, but I would like to highlight some of the work we undertook during this time. Operationally, during the reporting period, the Crime division used its hearing powers to support investigations referred to us by the Queensland Police Service. The range of criminal activity that we investigated included homicides, money laundering, drugs and property offences, including the theft of firearms.
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