The Western Australian Police Force has today charged a senior public servant from the Department of Communities with two counts of official corruption.
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The Western Australian Police Force has today charged a senior public servant from the Department of Communities with two counts of official corruption.
Public officers hold office and exercise public power or functions for public benefit. Corruption may involve the abuse of public office or the improper use of public power by either elected or appointed officials.
The Corruption and Crime Commission has today tabled in State Parliament a report detailing improvements to Aboriginal cultural awareness in the WA Police Force.
The Corruption and Crime Commission regrets that the President of the Legislative Council has issued legal proceedings challenging the breadth and purpose of a current investigation involving former members of Parliament.
The Corruption and Crime Commission Annual Report 2018-19 has been tabled in State Parliament today.
The Corruption and Crime Commission (the Commission) has today tabled in State Parliament a report that forms two opinions of serious misconduct relating to unsubstantiated overtime claims, and unauthorised absences resulting in a false final leave payout.
At approximately 3.30 pm on 10 September 2019, two notices were served on the Clerk of the Legislative Council to provide the Corruption and Crime Commission with documents and materials that the Procedure and Privileges Committee has determined is not subject to Parliamentary Privilege.
The Corruption and Crime Commission (the Commission) is investigating allegations of serious misconduct in relation to electoral and other allowances.
The Corruption and Crime Commission will hold a public examination on Friday 16 August 2019 as one part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of serious misconduct and corruption in relation to the use of parliamentary electoral allowances.
An investigation has revealed a former senior public servant falsified records, defied Cabinet decisions and recklessly failed to comply with proper procedure resulting in significant unauthorised expenditure of public funds.
