Wran Report

The Wran Report, released in 1984 by the New South Wales Government, was an investigation into police corruption. Led by Sir Harry Wran, it examined allegations of misconduct within the police force, identified systemic issues, and recommended reforms to improve accountability and integrity. The report aimed to restore public trust by promoting transparency, ethical conduct, and better oversight of law enforcement agencies. It played a crucial role in shaping police reforms in New South Wales, emphasizing the importance of professional standards and accountability in maintaining public confidence.