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The head of Queenland’s anti-corruption watchdog is defying calls for him to stand down in the wake of a damning parliamentary report on its mishandling of a fraud probe into Logan City Council.
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As the Crime and Corruption Commission comes under pressure to amend an investigation report, State Parliament has finally dealt with a much older document.
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The Crime and Corruption Commission continues to face scrutiny over its practice of charging individuals and even predicting the chances of prosecution.
With a major review and now a targeted probe into the Crime and Corruption Commission, embattled chairman Alan MacSporran is fighting to keep his $540,000-a-year job.
A parliamentary committee will hold public hearings into the Crime and Corruption Commission’s decision to lay fraud charges against elected officials.
The Clerk of the Queensland Parliament, Neil Laurie, says recent scandals have been unnecessarily complicated by the Crime and Corruption Commission.
