Judicial Conduct Commissioner

Judicial officers are expected to conduct themselves appropriately.

Make a complaint to the JCC

Anyone can make a complaint about the conduct of a serving judicial officer. All complaints must be made in writing.

Learn more about the complaints process

About the JCC

The Judicial Conduct Commissioner (the Commissioner) is an independent statutory officer appointed under the Judicial Conduct Commissioner Act 2015 (JCC Act).

The Commissioner receives and deals with complaints made about the conduct of serving judicial officers.

Complaints process

Anyone can make a complaint about the conduct of a serving judicial officer.

All complaints must be made in writing.

Learn more about the complaints process

Contact the Judicial Conduct Commissioner

All complaints must be made to the JCC in writing

Latest News

2021-22 JCC Annual Report tabled

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28/10/22
Media Release: Outcome of preliminary examinations of complaints

Statement by the Hon. Ann Vanstone QC...

11/06/21
Media Release: Judicial conduct

Statement by the Hon. Ann Vanstone QC, Judicial Conduct Commissioner...

31/05/21
2019-2020 Financial Statements tabled

The Judicial Conduct Commissioner's 2019-2020 financial statements have been tabled...

03/02/21

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