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Certificate IV in Government Investigations

An investigation is a process of seeking information relevant to an alleged, apparent or potential breach of the law, involving possible judicial proceedings. The primary purpose of an investigation is to gather admissible evidence for any subsequent action, whether under criminal, civil penalty, civil, disciplinary or administrative sanctions.

Investigations can also result in prevention and/or disruption action. The term investigation can also include intelligence processes which directly support the gathering of admissible evidence.

Investigations commonly include human resource related issues, fraud, ethical breaches, human rights abuses, legislative breaches or even safety.

There are government investigations roles available in all States and Territories and at local, State and Commonwealth government levels.

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