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Law Enforcement Conduct Commission 2025-26 annual report

Annual report 2025-26 · New South Wales · No report date recorded

Total expenses excluding losses
$31.4 million
Printed as $31,396 thousand · Report, page 124
Total revenue
$31.4 million
Printed as $31,376 thousand · Report, page 124
Total
132 people
Report, page 97

Official source

Law Enforcement Conduct Commission 2025-26 annual report

PDF · 160 pages · 3.0 MB · files.parliament.nsw.gov.au

Summary

The report's own summary: From our Commissioners, pages 8 to 9

Generated summary: written by an AI model from the report text and checked against the cited pages.

  • The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission reported on 2025–26, overseeing and investigating misconduct and maladministration in the NSW Police Force and NSW Crime Commission.

    annual report, page 9 · annual report, page 13

  • The Commission recorded 8,046 completed assessments, 2,352 investigations under oversight and monitoring of 49 critical incidents.

    annual report, page 10

  • It also reported conducting 30 investigations and 106 examinations, and tabling seven public reports.

    annual report, page 10

  • The Commission maintained that it needed an explicit statutory right to access NSW Police Force information so its work could proceed without delay.

    annual report, page 9

In the body's own words

  1. Conclusion

    We remain of the view that the Commission needs a clear statutory entitlement to access NSW Police Force information to ensure that the Commission can conduct its business without delay.

    annual report, page 9

Finances 4

  • Total expenses excluding losses

    $31,396 thousand

    Column: Economic Entity (Consolidated) · 2025-26

    Printed as Total expenses excluding losses 31,300 27,677 32,723 31,396 27,765

    Report, page 124

  • Total revenue

    $31,376 thousand

    Column: Economic Entity (Consolidated) · 2025-26

    Printed as Total revenue 31,280 26,577 32,652 31,376 26,665

    Report, page 124

  • Employee related expenses

    $22,401 thousand

    Column: Economic Entity (Consolidated) · 2025-26

    Printed as Employee related expenses 2(a) 1,076 971 25,072 22,401 20,149

    Report, page 124

  • Net result from continuing operations

    $33 thousand

    Column: Economic Entity (Consolidated) · 2025-26

    Printed as Net result from continuing operations 33 (1,098) (56) 33 (1,098)

    Report, page 124

Staff 1

Executives and remuneration 9

  • Chief Commissioner’s salary

    $548,490

    2025-26

    Printed as the Chief Commissioner’s salary was $548,490 per annum

    Report, page 97

  • Anina Johnson

    $411,365

    Commissioner’s salary

    Commissioner · 2025-26

    Printed as Anina Johnson was appointed as Commissioner effective from 16 May 2022. Her remuneration is set annually by the Statutory and Other Offices Remuneration Tribunal. For this reporting period, the Commissioner’s salary was $411,365 per annum.

    Report, page 97

  • Total remuneration

    $1,764 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Total remuneration 1,764 1,698

    Report, page 147

  • Band 2 (Executive Director)

    1

    Column: Female 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 2 (Executive Director) 1 1

    Report, page 98

  • Band 2 (Executive Director)

    1

    Column: Male 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 2 (Executive Director) 1 1

    Report, page 98

  • Band 1 (Director)

    2

    Column: Female 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 1 (Director) 2 3

    Report, page 98

  • Band 1 (Director)

    3

    Column: Male 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 1 (Director) 2 3

    Report, page 98

  • Band 2 (Executive Director)

    $343,950

    Column: Average remuneration for 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 2 (Executive Director) $297,251 pa to $373,950 pa $343,950 pa

    Report, page 98

  • Band 1 (Director)

    $280,796

    Column: Average remuneration for 2025–26 · 2025-26

    Printed as Band 1 (Director) $208,400 pa to $297,250 pa $280,796 pa

    Report, page 98

Consultancies 2

  • Bendelta

    $77,500

    Cost ($)*

    The Commission engaged Bendelta to assist with and facilitate development of the 2026–29 strategic plan. · 2025-26

    Printed as Bendelta The Commission engaged Bendelta to assist with and facilitate development of the 2026–29 strategic plan. $77,500

    Report, page 98

  • Nganya

    $133,842

    Cost ($)*

    The Commission engaged Nganya to provide advice and guidance in implementing our First Nations Strategy and providing cultural intelligence training. · 2025-26

    Printed as Nganya The Commission engaged Nganya to provide advice and guidance in implementing our First Nations Strategy and providing cultural intelligence training. $133,842

    Report, page 98

Complaints and investigations 6

  • complaints

    7,944

    2025-26

    Printed as During 2025–26, the Commission received 7,944 complaints.

    Report, page 33

  • recommendations about handling of complaints under s 131(4)

    155

    2025-26

    Printed as We made 155 recommendations about handling of complaints under s 131(4)

    Report, page 32

  • recommendations relating to training

    6

    2025-26

    Printed as We made 6 recommendations relating to training

    Report, page 60

  • matters were completed

    10

    2025-26

    Printed as Of these, 10 matters were completed and 35 were ongoing at 30 June 2026.

    Report, page 63

  • public examinations

    4

    2025-26

    Printed as the Commission conducted 102 private examinations and 4 public examinations.

    Report, page 63

  • Full investigations referred to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for consideration of prosecution action

    0

    2025-26

    Printed as Full investigations referred to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions for consideration of prosecution action 0

    Report, page 66

Other figures 8

  • private examinations

    102

    2025-26

    Printed as the Commission conducted 102 private examinations and 4 public examinations.

    Report, page 63

  • investigations

    38

    2025-26

    Printed as the Commission undertook 7 preliminary enquiries and 38 investigations, comprising 30 full investigations and 8 preliminary investigations.

    Report, page 63

  • preliminary enquiries

    7

    2025-26

    Printed as the Commission undertook 7 preliminary enquiries and 38 investigations, comprising 30 full investigations and 8 preliminary investigations.

    Report, page 63

  • complaints

    8,046

    2025-26

    Printed as We assessed 8,046 complaints

    Report, page 32

  • phone calls

    5,282

    2025-26

    Printed as We answered 5,282 phone calls

    Report, page 32

  • directions to investigate under s 99(3)

    12

    2025-26

    Printed as We made 12 directions to investigate under s 99(3)

    Report, page 32

  • requests for information under s 102

    266

    2025-26

    Printed as We issued 266 requests for information under s 102

    Report, page 32

  • voluntary PID matters

    34

    2025-26

    Printed as The Commission finalised 34 voluntary PID matters during the reporting period.

    Report, page 100

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