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ESCALATION TO PARLIAMENTARY INSPECTOR – REVIEW OF CCC DECISION DATED 3 MARCH 2026
Date: 3 March 2026
This post records that I have formally requested the Parliamentary Inspector of the Corruption and Crime Commission (PICCC) to review the effectiveness and appropriateness of the CCC’s handling of my submissions dated 9–10 February 2026, and its decision communicated to me by letter dated 3 March 2026.
The CCC has stated that my allegations concerning officers of Landgate, the WA Police Force, judicial officers, the Sheriff’s Office and the WA Ombudsman “do not meet the threshold for serious misconduct” and that it will take no further action unless I provide substantially new information.
I have forwarded the CCC’s 3 March 2026 letter to the Parliamentary Inspector and requested a review of whether the CCC:
- properly assessed my submissions in accordance with the Corruption, Crime and Misconduct Act 2003;
- acted reasonably and with procedural fairness in deciding to take no further action; and
- failed to exercise its jurisdiction by declining to investigate matters that may fall within the definition of serious misconduct.
For the public record, the full text of my confidential letter to the Parliamentary Inspector will be reproduced in the comments to this post.