Complaints
Complaints
The LECC encourages members of the public and public officials to report suspected serious misconduct or serious maladministration involving the NSW Police Force or NSW Crime Commission.
News and publications
News and publications
Oversight
Oversight
The LECC Act places primary responsibility for the investigation of misconduct involving the NSWPF and NSWCC upon those agencies. The LECC independently ensures misconduct matters are dealt with appropriately by the NSWPF and NSWCC.
Investigations
Investigations
The LECC provides for the independent detection, investigation and exposure of serious misconduct within the NSW Police Force and the NSW Crime Commission.
- Current investigations
- Past investigations
Prevention
Prevention
The Commission assists the state’s law enforcement agencies to improve the way they identify, prevent and minimise misconduct, unlawful actions and unreasonable practices.
About Us
About Us
Anyone can report to us about NSW Police Force or NSW Crime Commission misconduct or maladministration.

Law Enforcement Conduct Commission to commence operations on 1 July 2017

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) will commence operations on 1 July 2017. At this time, the Police Integrity Commission will cease operations.

The LECC was established as a permanent independent investigative commission to provide oversight of the NSW Police Force and NSW Crime Commission.

The LECC replaces the Police Integrity Commission (PIC) and the Police Compliance Branch of the NSW Ombudsman with a single oversight body with two clearly defined functions: detecting and investigating misconduct and corruption, and overseeing complaints handling.

The LECC provides the NSW public with a simplified, strong, fair and impartial system of law enforcement oversight in NSW.