Vision
Western Australians do not tolerate corruption, misconduct, serious crime and organised crime
Mission
The Commission is a respected leader in:
- Building public confidence in the WA Public Sector.
- Improving the integrity of the WA Public Sector.
- Combatting organised crime.
- Solving serious crime.
Guiding principles
The Corruption and Crime Commission is committed to operating as a competent, ethical, transparent and accountable organisation and to providing all its officers with a safe, enjoyable and equitable work environment.
CCC officers act with the utmost integrity and in accordance with the expectations of the Parliament and the broader Western Australian community.
Officers of the CCC must comply with the Western Australian Public Sector Code of Ethics 2008 (the Code of Ethics), the principles of which are:
- Personal integrity – we act with care and diligence and make decisions that are honest, fair, impartial and timely, and consider all relevant information.
- Relationships with others – we treat people with respect, courtesy and sensitivity and recognise their interests, rights, safety and welfare.
- Accountability – we use the resources of the State in a responsible and accountable manner that ensures the efficient, effective and appropriate use of human, natural, financial and physical resources, property and information.
The CCC’s Code of Conduct reflects these principles and provides a clear framework for ethical decision making by establishing a common basis for the standards of behaviour expected of all CCC staff.
View the Corruption and Crime Commission Code of Conduct
