Australian Crime Commission
The Australian Crime Commission (ACC) "is established under the Australian Crime Commission Act 2002 as a statutory authority to combat serious and organised crime. We report directly to the Minister for Home Affairs and are part of the Attorney-General's portfolio." [1] It replaced the National Crime Authority.
- John Lawler - CEO
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Directors
Accessed September 2009: [2]
The Board is comprised of the following members:
- Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police as Chair
- Secretary of the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department
- Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service
- Chairperson of the Australian Securities and Investment Commission
- Director-General of Security, Australian Security Intelligence Organisation
- Commissioner, New South Wales Police Force
- Chief Commissioner, Victoria Police
- Commissioner, Queensland Police Service
- Commissioner, South Australia Police
- Commissioner, Western Australia Police
- Commissioner, Tasmania Police
- Commissioner, Northern Territory Police
- Chief Police Officer of the Australian Capital Territory
- Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Crime Commission (as a non-voting member).