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Queensland: Anti-Corruption Authority Challenges Police's Disciplinary Interpretation
Queensland's Crime and Corruption Commission is challenging how Queensland Police has interpreted a recent court decision. According to the police's interpretation, an officer found guilty of an offense cannot face disciplinary action if no conviction is recorded on their criminal record. The dispute involves 19 cases and extends to domestic and family violence matters. Queensland Police declined to respond to ABC's inquiries. Police Minister Dan Purdie says it would be inappropriate to consider legislative changes while cases remain pending.