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Crime and Corruption Commission 2025-26 annual report

Annual report 2025-26 · Queensland · No report date recorded

Total Expenses from Continuing Operations
$79.2 million
Printed as $79,163 thousand · Report, page 82
Total Income from Continuing Operations
$79.5 million
Printed as $79,469 thousand · Report, page 82
people employed
358 people
Report, page 18
full-time equivalent employees
336.79 FTE
Report, page 18

Summary

The report's own summary: Message from the Chairperson, pages 6 to 7

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

  • Queensland’s Crime and Corruption Commission reported for 2025–26 on combating major crime, reducing public sector corruption and protecting witnesses.

    annual report, page 10

  • The Commission reported holding 100 days of crime and intelligence hearings and making 38 corruption prevention recommendations to agencies.

    annual report, page 25

  • The Commission reported assessing 75% of complaints within its 45-day timeframe and identified complaint handling as an area for improvement.

    annual report, page 7

  • The Commission recorded a corruption investigation clearance rate of 130% against an 80% target, while hearing costs per witness exceeded the $6,000 target.

    annual report, page 23

  • The Commission reported a net operating surplus of $0.306 million and deferred $4.0 million in funding for use in future years.

    annual report, page 26

In the body's own words

  1. Finding

    The 38 corruption prevention recommendations we made this year covered a range of topics and agencies.

    annual report, page 7

Finances 4

  • Total Income from Continuing Operations

    $79,469 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Total Income from Continuing Operations 79,469 81,533 (2,064) 75,503

    Report, page 82

  • Total Expenses from Continuing Operations

    $79,163 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Total Expenses from Continuing Operations 79,163 81,533 (2,370) 74,347

    Report, page 82

  • Employee expenses

    $57,113 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Employee expenses 3 57,113 57,255 (142) 55,874

    Report, page 82

  • Operating Result from Continuing Operations

    $306 thousand

    Column: 2026 · 2025-26

    Printed as Operating Result from Continuing Operations 306 - 306 1,156

    Report, page 82

Staff 2

  • full-time equivalent employees

    336.79 FTE

    2025-26

    Printed as 336.79 full-time equivalent employees / 358 people employed

    Report, page 18

  • people employed

    358 people

    2025-26

    Printed as 336.79 full-time equivalent employees / 358 people employed

    Report, page 18

Executives and remuneration 3

  • Chairperson

    $669 thousand

    1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026

    Printed as Chairperson 585 6 15 63 669

    Report, page 95

  • Chief Executive Officer

    $385 thousand

    1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026

    Printed as Chief Executive Officer 328 6 9 42 385

    Report, page 95

  • Total Remuneration

    $2,302 thousand

    1 July 2025 – 30 June 2026

    Printed as Total Remuneration 1,964 36 51 251 2,302

    Report, page 95

Complaints and investigations 6

  • complaints of suspected corruption

    5,801

    2025-26

    Printed as we received 5,801 complaints of suspected corruption

    Report, page 37

  • commenced 20 investigations

    20

    2025-26

    Printed as we commenced 20 investigations and finalised 26 investigations

    Report, page 37

  • finalised 26 investigations

    26

    2025-26

    Printed as we commenced 20 investigations and finalised 26 investigations

    Report, page 37

  • Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP)

    Five

    2025-26

    Printed as Five investigations resulted in briefs of evidence relating to fraud and other offences being referred to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) for advice as to the suitability of a criminal prosecution

    Report, page 38

  • Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP)

    One

    2025-26

    Printed as One investigation resulted in a brief of evidence relating to Commonwealth criminal offences, including structuring and money laundering offences, being referred to the Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) for advice as to the suitability of a criminal prosecution

    Report, page 38

  • Prevention recommendations

    38

    2025-26

    Printed as Prevention recommendations 38

    Report, page 38

Other figures 9

  • complaints of suspected corruption assessed

    6,198

    2025-26

    Printed as 6,198 complaints of suspected corruption assessed

    Report, page 18

  • complaints were triaged as meeting the criteria of serious, systemic and strategic

    657

    2025-26

    Printed as 657 complaints were triaged as meeting the criteria of serious, systemic and strategic

    Report, page 37

  • crime investigations finalised

    28

    2025-26

    Printed as 28 crime investigations finalised

    Report, page 18

  • days of hearings

    100

    2025-26

    Printed as 100 days of hearings with 94 witnesses examined

    Report, page 18

  • witnesses examined

    94

    2025-26

    Printed as 100 days of hearings with 94 witnesses examined

    Report, page 18

  • law enforcement crime intelligence and information disclosures

    241

    2025-26

    Printed as 241 law enforcement crime intelligence and information disclosures

    Report, page 18

  • People charged

    6

    2025-26

    Printed as People charged 6 Charges laid 22

    Report, page 38

  • Charges laid

    22

    2025-26

    Printed as People charged 6 Charges laid 22

    Report, page 38

  • Recommendations for disciplinary action

    12

    2025-26

    Printed as Recommendations for disciplinary action 12 No. of people 11

    Report, page 38

About the document

Edition
Current edition
Reading status
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Pages
118
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Executive band; Public hearings