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Powered by Max Banner Ads Strong international, technological, political and social forces are changing the criminal challenge to Australia. The increasing use of cyberspace to perpetrate crime, the growing internationalisation of criminal networks, and the widening range of economic activities that can be exploited by criminals are leading this change. This means that the Australian Government will to need to take a greater role in law enforcement in the future. But so far, the Commonwealth’s responses to these challenges have been evolutionary, reactive or incremental. While they include excellent innovations, some change occurs because events make recent decisions redundant – a concern demonstrated in the recent major counterterrorism spending package. There are also questions about where national leadership is needed to meet these challenges, and whether our current responses, particularly to serious and organised crime, are still optimal. All our law enforcement agencies face important organisational challenges, especially in getting people with the right skills, sharing information and incorporating technology into their operations. An examination of these factors will show that it’s time for the federal cabinet to take a coordinated and strategic look at the government’s law enforcement responsibilities, starting with a review and leading to a white paper on […]
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