The Investigation of Paedophilia by the Criminal Justice Commission
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- 31 pages
Summary
The report's own summary: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY, pages 2 to 6
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The Criminal Justice Commission reported on how it had exercised its responsibilities concerning paedophilia.
The Investigation of Paedophilia by the Criminal Justice Commission - 30 October 1997 (PDF), page 2
It reviewed its jurisdiction, intelligence assessment, complaint handling and joint work with police.
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The CJC maintained that it had discharged its responsibilities appropriately and reported that no allegations of police cover-up had been substantiated.
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It reported that the joint task force examining alleged official misconduct had found none to date, while its investigations continued.
The Investigation of Paedophilia by the Criminal Justice Commission - 30 October 1997 (PDF), page 6
In the body's own words
- Conclusion
The CJC contends that it has adequately and appropriately discharged its responsibility in relation to this important issue of paedophilia.
The Investigation of Paedophilia by the Criminal Justice Commission - 30 October 1997 (PDF), page 30
Findings and recommendations
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