Footnotes

Chapter 2 - Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005

[1]        Australian Crime Commission, Annual Report 2004-05, p.14

[2]        Australian Crime Commission, Annual Report 2004-05, p.14

[3]        Australian Crime Commission, Annual Report 2004-05, p.15

[4]        Australian Crime Commission, Annual Report 2004-05, p.16

[5]        Report on the Australian Crime Commission Act 2002, Recommendation 6, p.ix

[6]        Australian Crime Commission, Annual Report 2004-05, p.20

[7].       Senate Legal and Constitutional Legislation Committee: Report on the Provisions of the Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner Bill 2006; Law Enforcement Integrity Commissioner (Consequential Amendments) Bill 2006; and the Law Enforcement (AFP Professional Standards and Related Measures) Bill 2006, May 2006, p.44

[8]        Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p. 2

[9]        Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.12

[10]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.13

[11]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.31

[12]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.13

[13]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.32

[14]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, pp 3-5

[15]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.7

[16]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.6

[17]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.2

[18]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.8

[19]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.15

[20]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.16

[21]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.36

[22]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.37

[23]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.12

[24]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.12

[25]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.3

[26]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.46

[27]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.13

[28]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.49

[29]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.16

[30]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.17

[31]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006. p.2

[32]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.50

[33]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.2

[34]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.52; Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.2

[35]      [2005] FCA 1178 (25 August 2005)

[36]      Australian Crime Commission v AA Pty Ltd [2006] FCAFC 30 (20 March 2006)

[37]      The matter concerned the power of the (CEO) of the (the ACC) under s 59(7) of the ACC Act to give information it compulsorily obtained at an examination under sections 24A and 25A of the ACC Act to the Australian Taxation Office. Section 59(7) allows the dissemination of such information to any law enforcement agency. The judge at first instance did not consider the ATO came into that category. Before the appeal was dealt with, regulations expanding the definition of law enforcement agency were drafted, and registered on 15 December 2005.

[38]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.160

[39]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.10

[40]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.81

[41]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2004-2005, p.101

[42]      Committee Hansard , 28 March 2006, p.3

[43]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.4

[44]      Australian Crime Commission Annual Report 2003-2004, p.133

[45]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.22

[46]      Committee Hansard, 28 March 2006, p.24