LECC Data Hub
Access data on critical incident investigations monitored by the LECC, our Recommendations Register and statistics related to our work

Critical incident investigations monitored by the LECC
The NSW Police are responsible for the investigation of critical incidents. We monitor the Police investigation of all critical incidents.
Interact with the critical incident monitoring data below by:
- zooming in or out on the map to look at critical incidents by location
- clicking on specific years to see critical incidents over time
- tapping on policing regions (on the left which are colour coded) to find critical incidents in particular areas.
Click here to open the PowerBi Report below in a new window.
Recommendations Register
The Recommendations Register is a searchable database of recommendations we have made to the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) in our public reports.
Select the hyperlink of the Operation Name/Title of the Report if you would like to be redirected to a copy of the report on our website.
Interact with the data in the Recommendations Register below by:
- filtering based on financial year or specific report
- using the Keyword Search function to search for topics or areas of interest
- selecting the drop down options under NSWPF Support Status or Implementation Status and filter based on the progress of the recommendations.
Dive deeper into the recommendations we’ve made and their implementation by right clicking on the 'See Recommendations’ button (bottom left-hand corner) and select ‘drill through’. This will take you to a page that contains the:
- recommendation we made in full
- date the recommendation was made
- date the Commission received the NSWPF’s response to our recommendation
- NSWPF’s response to our recommendation (N.B. the NSWPF’s response may be summarised based on length of the original response)
- indication on whether the NSWPF supported or recommendation and any another comments the NSWPF made
- implementation date of the recommendation (where applicable) and any other comments the Commission or NSWPF have made.
On some occasions, the Commission separately publishes the NSWPF’s response to our recommendations on our website. The information contained in these responses is replicated in the Recommendations Register under each respective report.
Click on the arrow at the bottom of the PowerBi Report to see Page 2.
Page 2 contains interactive snapshots of:
- the number of recommendations we made per financial year
- the number of recommendations based on each NSWPF Recommendation Support Status (e.g. Supported, Not Supported)
- the number and proportion of recommendations the NSWPF supported and have implemented.
Click here to open the Recommendations Register in another tab.
What we've done
The below infographics highlight the work of the Commission’s complaint assessment function, and review of NSW Police complaint investigations function for the 2022/23 financial year.
Assessment Snapshots 2022-23

4,703
Complaints assessed
1,599 direct to LECC,
2,451 NSWPF complaints,
653 Triage review.
Average 38 days to process

226
Request for information from NSWPF
(up 109%)

114
Recommendations to NSWPF - s131(4)
(up 84%)
Common issues
- Fail to comply with LEPRA search
- Fail to comply with BWV SOPs
- Fail to comply with custody SOPs
Requirement to investigate - s99(3)
24
(up 50%)
17 finalised (at 5/10/23)
7 resulted in sustained findings
Outcomes 99(3)
10 officers, with a total of 15 sustained findings, including:
- 3 Commander Warning Notices
- 1 conduct management plan
- 1 referral to the IRP
Complaint Issues
- Use of force
- Fail to comply with Taser SOPs
- Fail to create records, Inadequate investigation (DV)

391 hrs
Videos received
102 videos per month,
33 hrs per month,
26 days to receive

422
Phone calls

3,034
Additional correspondence
Oversight investigation snapshots 2022-23

2,129
Investigations oversighted
34
Monitored

263
Requests for information (s102)
(up 85%)

5
Requests for review of action (s105)
(up 67%)
- 2 resulted in new sustained outcomes against 2 officers
- 1 still under review (at 22/8/23)
Requests for further investigation (s104)
31
(up 310%)
29 finalised (at 22/8/23)
Investigated: 11
- 6 resulted in new sustained outcomes
- 11 findings against 5 officers
Not investigated: 20
- 5 resulted in new sustained outcomes,
- 6 findings against 6 officers

9
Mandatory referrals to Internal Review Panel
Referred after LECC intervention

Management action following LECC notices
- Section 181D Police Act dismissal
- Assistant Commissioner Warning Notices
- Commander's Warning Notice
- Conduct Management Plans
- Advice and Guidance
- Education and training

Outcomes following LECC actions
- 22 new sustained findings
- 15 against officers
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