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2021-22 CDPP Annual Report
The 2021-22 CDPP Annual Report was tabled in Parliament on Friday 28 October 2022.
2022 CDPP Partner Agency Survey
The CDPP recently received an overall satisfaction score of 86 per cent from its biennial 2022 Partner Agency Survey.
This figure, a key performance measure for the organisation, is just four percentage points from the ambitious target of 90 per cent outlined in more detail in the recently published 2022-26 Corporate Plan.
CDPP 2022-26 Corporate Plan now available
CDPP wins prestigious library and research award
The CDPP’s Library and Research Services team has won the 2022 Legal Information Service of the Year award announced at the Australian Law Librarians’ Association (ALLA) conference in Hobart on Thursday 26 August.
The achievement recognises the outstanding performance and services by legal information services, law libraries and those teams managing legal collections and services.
This unique award also recognises the value and importance of dedicated teamwork within the law library sector.
CDPP 2020-21 Annual Report and 2021-25 Corporate Plan available
The CDPP 2020-21 Annual Report was tabled in Parliament on Wednesday 20 October 2021.
The report shares our achievements and outcomes in 2020-21 and gives an overview of the way we work.
It highlights how we have leveraged our transformation program to ensure cultural, digital and business processes were optimised for an efficient and effective prosecution service in a pandemic environment.
Sarah McNaughton extended as Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions
The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, Sarah McNaughton SC, has been extended in the role for a further two years.
CDPP launches new Partner Agency Portal
COVID-19 update
Position vacancy: Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions
The Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) is an independent prosecution service established by Parliament under the Director of Public Prosecutions Act 1983 (Cth) to prosecute alleged offences against Commonwealth law.
For more information about the position and the application process, please refer to the Attorney-General's Department website.