sec.50Commission may apply to QCAT about corrupt conduct

### sec.50 Commission may apply to QCAT about corrupt conduct This section applies if the commission— reports to the chief executive officer of a unit of public administration under section 49 (2) (f) ; and considers there is evidence supporting the start of a disciplinary proceeding against a prescribed person in the unit of public administration in relation to a complaint about, or information or matter involving, corruption. The commission may apply, as provided under the QCAT Act , to QCAT for an order under section 219I against the prescribed person. In this section— prescribed person means— a person— who is a member of the police service; or being a member of the police service, whose employment as a member of the police service ends after the corrupt conduct happens, regardless of whether the employment ends before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the corrupt conduct; or a person (other than a judge or holder of judicial office, or a member of the police service)— who holds an appointment in a unit of public administration; or who held an appointment in a unit of public administration that ended after the corrupt conduct happened, regardless of whether the appointment ended before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the conduct. s 50 amd 2009 No. 25 s 53 (2) – (3) ; 2009 No. 24 s 1399 ; 2009 No. 48 s 129A ; 2014 No. 21 s 94 (1) sch 1 ; 2018 No. 29 s 13 ; 2025 No. 7 s 8 (sec.50-ssec.1) This section applies if the commission— reports to the chief executive officer of a unit of public administration under section 49 (2) (f) ; and considers there is evidence supporting the start of a disciplinary proceeding against a prescribed person in the unit of public administration in relation to a complaint about, or information or matter involving, corruption. (sec.50-ssec.2) The commission may apply, as provided under the QCAT Act , to QCAT for an order under section 219I against the prescribed person. (sec.50-ssec.3) In this section— prescribed person means— a person— who is a member of the police service; or being a member of the police service, whose employment as a member of the police service ends after the corrupt conduct happens, regardless of whether the employment ends before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the corrupt conduct; or a person (other than a judge or holder of judicial office, or a member of the police service)— who holds an appointment in a unit of public administration; or who held an appointment in a unit of public administration that ended after the corrupt conduct happened, regardless of whether the appointment ended before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the conduct. - (a) reports to the chief executive officer of a unit of public administration under section 49 (2) (f) ; and - (b) considers there is evidence supporting the start of a disciplinary proceeding against a prescribed person in the unit of public administration in relation to a complaint about, or information or matter involving, corruption. - (a) a person— (i) who is a member of the police service; or (ii) being a member of the police service, whose employment as a member of the police service ends after the corrupt conduct happens, regardless of whether the employment ends before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the corrupt conduct; or - (i) who is a member of the police service; or - (ii) being a member of the police service, whose employment as a member of the police service ends after the corrupt conduct happens, regardless of whether the employment ends before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the corrupt conduct; or - (b) a person (other than a judge or holder of judicial office, or a member of the police service)— (i) who holds an appointment in a unit of public administration; or (ii) who held an appointment in a unit of public administration that ended after the corrupt conduct happened, regardless of whether the appointment ended before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the conduct. - (i) who holds an appointment in a unit of public administration; or - (ii) who held an appointment in a unit of public administration that ended after the corrupt conduct happened, regardless of whether the appointment ended before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the conduct. - (i) who is a member of the police service; or - (ii) being a member of the police service, whose employment as a member of the police service ends after the corrupt conduct happens, regardless of whether the employment ends before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the corrupt conduct; or - (i) who holds an appointment in a unit of public administration; or - (ii) who held an appointment in a unit of public administration that ended after the corrupt conduct happened, regardless of whether the appointment ended before or after the start of a disciplinary proceeding for the conduct.