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Review of off-road motorbike noise laws
Review of Queensland's police move-on powers

Improved crime prevention rather than law enforcement in remote Indigenous communities is the key to improving relations between the Queensland Police Service and Indigenous people, according to a Crime and Misconduct Commission report.

Audio of press conference available

Restoring order: crime prevention, policing and local justice in Queensland’s Indigenous communities
This report examines issues of crime, violence and policing in Queensland’s Indigenous communities. It draws on extensive consultation with Indigenous communities and their serving police officers as well as comprehensive research and policy analysis. > View sections of the report ...

Annual Report 2008–09
This annual report details the CMC’s key achievements in combating crime, promoting public sector integrity and protecting witnesses, and outlines our plans for 2009–10.

It reports against the priorities and challenges identified in our Strategic Plan 2008–12, and the performance measures and targets or estimates identified in our Service Delivery Statement
2008–09. >View sections of the Annual Report ...

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