Session 3
3.30 – 5.00 (1hr 30 mins)

Stream A: Police corruption and misconduct

1. Effective oversight of police by civilian authorities: what powers are needed
   Kevin Brosseau (Commission for Public Complaints Against the Royal Canadian Mounted Police)
   
   
2. Typology of police misconduct
   Dr Louise Porter (Research Fellow, Griffith University)
   
   
3. Police misconduct case study
   Operation Capri
   Russell Pearce (Acting Assistant Commissioner, Misconduct, CMC)

Stream B: Corruption prevention: the role of detection

1. The role of auditing in fraud detection — maintaining a professional scepticism
   Colin Murphy (Auditor General of Western Australia)
   
   
2. Corruption risks: the tell-tale signs
   Associate Professor Robert Heath (School of Management, University of South Australia)
   
   
3. The role of forensic computing in detection
   Clinton Towers (Special Investigator, Forensics, ICAC)
   

Stream C: When public and private interests clash

1. Five years as Integrity Commissioner: a retrospective
   Gary Crooke QC (Queensland Integrity Commissioner)
   
   
2. Protecting information, assets and resources: public sector view of protecting information
   David Van Homrigh (Partner, KPMG Forensic)
   
   
3. Public duty, private interests: pre-separation conduct, post-separation employment and lobbying
   Robert Needham (Chairperson, CMC)

Stream D: The role of research in measuring corruption prevention

1. Profiling the public sector
   Kelly-Ann Reardon (Education and Training Adviser, CMC)
   
   
2. The value of evidence-based evaluation
   Professor Tim Prenzler (School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University)
   
   
3. Twenty years since Fitzgerald: assessing the influence of research on the development of evidence-based policy in Queensland and beyond
   Professor Paul Mazerolle (Director, Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University)