Committee

CPNQ is managed by an elected body with office bearers acting on a voluntary basis on a 12 month term.

Our AGM is October / November each year.

The FY2025 AGM was held on 19 November 2025.

Kieran has held a range of prevention-focused roles at integrity agencies in both Queensland and NSW. Kieran is a sessional academic with the Queensland University of Technology’s Faculty of Business and Law, with research interests in areas including whistleblowing, public sector governance and integrity.

Jim is a career public servant having spent over 40 years working in the Qld Public Service. Jim has worked in ethical standards, integrity and governance roles for the past 30 years currently works at the Office of the Queensland Integrity Commissioner and has also worked for the Queensland Ombudsman’s Office..

Jim has a broad range of experience in areas of public administration including education, corrections. Ombudsman, primary industries, economic development, infrastructure, planning and local government. Jim has a strong passion for preventing fraud and corruption and for ethical public administration.

Davina is a Principal Fraud Control Officer within Queensland Health, with over 15 years’ experience in governance, risk management, internal audit, investigations, and fraud control. She has led audits and compliance activities across government, delivering insights that strengthen integrity and oversight.

Her expertise includes fraud risk assessments, policy development, and implementing corruption prevention frameworks. As a CPNQ committee member, Davina is committed to advancing best practice in fraud and corruption prevention across public and private sectors.

Wendi is a qualified, experienced risk and assurance specialist having worked in the industry over 24 years across Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Islands. She is experienced with building and leading risk management and internal audit teams.

Wendi has a strong ethical standing and is passionate about understanding sharing and mitigating fraud and corruption risks. Wendi believes that CPNQ provides a suitable platform to bring relevant discussion to the table and through collaboration, support and learning from shared experiences and expertise we can collectively improve our awareness and strategies to safeguard our organisations.

Part of Wendi’s history has seen her actively involved in the Sensible Sentencing Trust in NZ as their Regional Coordinator. The Sensible Sentencing Trust NZ supports victims of crime and advocates for sentences that are appropriate and mitigate the risk of reoffending.

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Darren has been a member of the Queensland Police Service for over 32 years and has served in a number of operational and corporate roles in both regional and metropolitan areas of the State.

Darren joined the CPNQ while the manager of Legal and Policy Unit attached to the Ethical Standards Command of Queensland Police and later came to be a member of the CPNQ Committee.

Darren is admitted as a lawyer and has an MBA and a Bachelor’s degree in justice.

Trish Morris has over 15 years of practical experience in complaints management and workplace investigation specialising in misconduct and corrupt conduct within the public sector including Queensland and Federal Government.

Trish is an Australian Lawyer on the roll of the Supreme Court of Queensland and has worked in various Ethical Standards Units across Queensland for the past 9 years including roles in Ethics and Code of Conduct Training and formal workplace Investigations.

Trish commenced her career in ethics through her employment with the (then) Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) assessing complaints of official misconduct for the Complaint Services branch. Trish has also worked for the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) in the Misconduct and Breach Reporting division in Melbourne, Victoria.

In 2023, Trish was a member of the Secretariat team as Senior Legal Officer assisting the Honourable Alan Wilson KC in the Review of the Public Interest Disclosure Act 2010 (Qld). Trish’s special professional interests include, managing conflicts of interest in regional areas, building an ethical workplace culture through education, procedural fairness, and tackling emerging corruption risks.

Trish has previously held the roles of CPNQ Deputy Convenor and CPNQ Secretary and is proud to assist the Committee during 2026.

Committee

Kieran Gregrory

Jim Meyers

Davina Smith

Wendi Watkins

Sasha Roberts

Darren Harland

Patricia (Trish) Morris

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