How commission performs its crime function
26 How commission performs its crime function
Without limiting the ways the commission may perform its crime function, the commission performs its crime function by—
investigating major crime referred to it, under division 2, by the reference committee; and
when conducting investigations under paragraph (a), gathering evidence for—
the prosecution of persons for offences; and
the recovery of the proceeds of major crime; and
the recovery of other property liable to forfeiture, or a person’s unexplained wealth, under the Confiscation Act; and
liaising with, providing information to, and receiving information from, other law enforcement agencies and prosecuting authorities, including agencies and authorities outside the State or Australia, about major crime.
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