Queensland parliament updates: Courts, cops and corrections in focus
Barbour confirmed on Friday he had since had two meetings, back in April.Crime and Corruption Commission chair Bruce Barbour.AAPIMAGEHe said these related to the integrity unit or “potential” of one, but were deemed “cabinet-in-confidence” and as such he could not go into any further detail.ShareShow more
- ▪Barbour confirmed on Friday he had since had two meetings, back in April.Crime and Corruption Commission chair Bruce Barbour.AAPIMAGEHe said these related to the integrity unit or “potential” of one, but were deemed “cabinet-in-confidence”
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10.44amCorruption watchdog flags secret police integrity unit talks, but no fundingBy Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission chair Bruce Barbour has revealed two recent meetings with government about a long-awaited independent police integrity unit.Barbour was questioned by Labor shadow attorney-general Meaghan Scanlon about the progress of the unit, recommended by the Richards Inquiry in 2022.This masthead reported in March that a government working group had not met since the 2024 election.
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