Resources

This fact sheet explains the most common civil claims against NSW Police, and provides a brief overview of the legal process involved in making a claim against NSW Police.

This factsheet explains when police can detain you under the Mental Health Act and take you to a mental health facility, the processes that will be followed, and your options to make a complaint if you believe police have behaved improperly.

This factsheet explains how to report a crime and what happens reporting a crime to police.

This factsheet outlines your rights and responsibilities if police stop you while driving and ask you to undergo a mobile drug test.

This factsheet provides information on what to do if police conficate your property.

This factsheet gives information about Body-worn video (BWV) in NSW. BWV is a portable camera worn by some police to record their interactions with the public.

Workers in Australia are allowed to request flexible work arrangements in certain circumstances.

NSW's COVID-19 public heath orders are complex, and continue to evolve rapidly. It's important to know your rights and responsibilities and to stay informed about ongoing changes. Factsheet revised 3 September 2021.

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Police have been patrolling the streets of Sydney’s south-west in three LGAs to ensure people are complying with the stay-at-home orders as part of a major operation launched on Friday morning.