REPORT ORGANISED CRIME

Organised crime impacts on the Australian community. If you have information which could help the Australian Crime Commission in its investigation of organised crime, please contact us on one of the following:

FREECALL: 1800 088 225
INTERNATIONAL: 61 1800 088 225
1800 023861 (Chinese language)
1800 121500 (Vietnamese language)
EMAIL: hotline@crimecommission.gov.au

Alternatively, you can write to the Australian Crime Commission at any of the addresses listed on the Contact Us page.

You can HELP strengthen Australia's Security Industry

Call for submissions and information :

• Are you able to provide information to the Australian Crime Commission (ACC) on organised crime groups being employed or represented in the private security industry?
• Can you help us identify any instances of criminal exploitation of the private security industry?
• Can you assist the ACC to identify vulnerabilities and help contribute to the development of legislation, policies and procedures to help make Australia’s private security industry more hostile to organised crime groups?

The ACC is a Commonwealth statutory body that works collaboratively with federal, state and territory agencies to counter serious and organised crime in Australia. Using intelligence and investigative strategies, the ACC endeavours to better position Australia to meet and respond to threats posed by serious and organised crime groups.

The ACC is seeking to work collaboratively with the Australian community and private security sector to make security services more hostile to criminal penetration and to develop strategies to reduce the impact of organised crime groups within the private security industry.

National Indigenous Violence and Child Abuse Intelligence Task Force

The National Indigenous Violence and Child Abuse Intelligence Task Force (NIITF) is working towards national coordination in the collection and sharing of information and intelligence relating to child abuse, violence, drugs, alcohol, pornography and fraud affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island communities.

To assist you to easily provide information we have developed an Information Support Package, which can be accessed through the following links:

• An Overview of NIITF collection priorities;
• A Guidelines document; and
• A Reporting Form. (opens in new window)

You are encouraged to provide contact details, as we may want further information. If contact details are supplied, the ACC will treat these confidentially.

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