Corruption and Crime Commission definition

Corruption and Crime Commission means the Commission established under section 8 of the Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act 2003;
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Corruption and Crime Commission means the Corruption and Crime Commission under the Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003;
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Corruption and Crime Commission means the Corruption
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Examples of Corruption and Crime Commission in a sentence

  • Anyone in the community can report matters to the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC).

  • The Corruption and Crime Commission Act 2003 provides a mechanism for reporting corrupt activities.

  • This clause replaces the Parental Leave provisions contained in clause 28 – Parental Leave of the Corruption and Crime Commission Industrial Agreement 2010.

  • This contribution will help support ongoing access to identity information within the National Driver Licence Facial Recognition Solution, via the Face Matching Services, for the following agencies: Department of Transport Western Australia Police Force, and Corruption and Crime Commission.

  • This agreement shall be known as the Corruption and Crime Commission Industrial Agreement 2013.

  • Parliamentary committees, the Auditor General and the Corruption and Crime Commission are able to undertake all sorts of investigations.

  • This clause replaces the Parental Leave provisions, contained in clause 28 – Parental Leave of the Corruption and Crime Commission Industrial Agreement 2010.

  • Your misconduct may be reported to the Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC).

  • Officers shall only be appointed by way of a contract of appointment pursuant to Section 179 of the Corruption and Crime Commission ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ for a term not exceeding five years and be eligible to be reappointed.