The annual report of the Australian Institute of Criminology is produced to meet parliamentary reporting requirements and to provide information to stakeholders and the community about the Institute’s work. The information contained in this report is provided to inform the Australian Government, members of parliament, state and territory agencies, grant recipients, award winners, consultants, students of crime and criminal justice, potential employees and the public.
The report is designed as follows:
Director’s review
In this section, the Director (Chief Executive) reviews the year’s significant issues and achievements.
Section 1 Agency overview
This section describes the role, functions and values of the Institute and its organisational structure. It also includes the AIC’s outcome and project objective statement.
Section 2 Performance statement
This section details the Institute’s performance against its outcome. It begins with a performance statement summarising the AIC’s performance in relation to the KPIs set out in its corporate plan. It then documents the Institute's performance in relation to its key activities, including research, grants management, communication and information services.
Section 3 Governance and accountability
In this section the Institute’s governance and accountability arrangements are reviewed, including the operations of the Criminology Research Advisory Council, which provides advice to the Director on a range of matters. Internal governance, staffing, finance, information and communications technology and office services are outlined.
Section 4 Financial performance
This section presents the Institute’s financial statements.
Section 5 Appendices
The appendices list AIC publications, roundtables and other forums.
Contact details
The Institute’s address is:
GPO Box 1936
Canberra ACT 2601
Phone: +61 2 6243 6969
Email: front.desk@aic.gov.au
Our website is at https://www.aic.gov.au/
Enquiries about the Institute’s annual report should be directed to front.desk@aic.gov.au.