Functions of the ACC
7A Functions of the ACC
The ACC has the following functions:
to collect, correlate, analyse and disseminate criminal information and intelligence and to maintain a national database of that information and intelligence;
to undertake, when authorised by the Board, intelligence operations;
to investigate, when authorised by the Board, matters relating to federally relevant criminal activity;
to provide reports to the Board on the outcomes of those operations or investigations;
to provide strategic criminal intelligence assessments, and any other criminal information and intelligence, to the Board;
to provide advice to the Board on national criminal intelligence priorities;
such other functions as are conferred on the ACC by other provisions of this Act or by any other Act.
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