Queensland police station lease: minister says 'people need to be held accountable'
CCC investigation makes no findings of corruption but identifies significant governance and control weaknesses in about $116 million deal for building never occupied
A Crime and Corruption Commission investigation into a bungled Queensland police station lease did not make findings of corruption but identified significant governance and control weaknesses, as the state's police minister says he thinks people need to be held accountable over a deal he called 'possibly the worst deal for taxpayers in the history of Queensland'.