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Major reforms for Queensland corruption watchdog - Vimarsana News

Major reforms for Queensland corruption watchdog

An independent review into a state corruption watchdog has made 16 recommendations, including the release of reports retrospectively.

Queensland government defends decision to bar anti-corruption commission from criticising politicians - Vimarsana News

Queensland government defends decision to bar anti-corruption commission from criticising politicians

Attorney general Yvette D’Ath says the government backs all the recommendations of a crime and corruption commission review

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Queensland corruption commission has been handed more powers but a report on former Labor deputy premier Jackie Trad may have to be rewritten before it is released - Vimarsana News

Queensland corruption commission has been handed more powers but a report on former Labor deputy premier Jackie Trad may have to be rewritten before it is released

A review of Queensland corruption watchdog paves the way for some details of a report into former deputy premier Jackie Trad to be released, but not any criticism of her behaviour.

Source: afr.com
Corruption reports might be brought to light by reforms - Vimarsana News

Corruption reports might be brought to light by reforms

Every recommendation of a corruption watchdog review will be adopted by the Queensland government, including the release of...

Review into Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commssion's reporting recommends law changes, power to release past reports - Vimarsana News

Review into Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commssion's reporting recommends law changes, power to release past reports

It is recommended that elected officials may be the subject of a public report even if corruption allegations are not proven, if the report is purely factual and in the public interest.

Source: abc.net.au